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A tle of Two Cities

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May 5, 2014

 

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1 visit from Matthew Felton (who signed her out) 2 visits from her mother and 3 visits from a neighbor. I was not aware my niece had suffered a breakdown. Lily was able to visit her sister only once in 75 days. Amber age 12, Lily age 9. ? September 2005: Amber Felton is informed that her mother's illness is terminal and she knew her mother had aids for 5 years prior to her death...
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Amber age 12, Lily age 9. ? September 2005: Amber Felton is informed that her mother's illness is terminal and she knew her mother had aids for 5 years prior to her death. Amber 12, Lily 9 ? November 2005- June 20, 2006: Amber and Lily enter foster care for next 20 months. I was available to help my nieces at that time but my name was lost until December 6, 2005...
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