R Aushia Analysis

Gladys is a 25-year-old Vietnamese stay-at-home mother who has been married for 7 years and has three children by her husband. They are all girls with the oldest being 6 years old followed by a 4-year old and now a 3-month old. Gladys reports that her husband always wanted a son. She states that he has always been an angry man but after the birth of their third daughter, his violent behavior has increased. Gladys states that most of his violence and aggression has been directed at her or the house all these years, but now she fears for her

Foster parent, Shanikqua Glenn, stated that the reason she requested this Review is because she would like to express her “point of view” of the incident. Ms. Glenn indicated that she is concerned about Azzore; she is receiving phone calls from his school and he is “crying for me.” Ms. Glenn expressed that Azzore has various marks on him which were inflicted by his sister, Tymani. Ms. Glenn indicated that she is concerned about Tymani and Azzore being in a foster home and the treatment Azzore is subjected to by Tymani. Ms. Glenn voiced that Tymani was not allowed to physically abuse Azzore while both children were placed in her home.

Ronita’s grandmother, who has obesity, diabetes, and heart problems, support the family with her disability insurance, Ronita’s youngest brother, Donnell, has cerebral palsy and frequent seizures, and also receives disability. Her mother and older brother are unemployed, like most FEMA trailer park residents. Her father, a day laborer, was murdered 5 years earlier. The family’s phone was disconnected, so Ronita could not reach her family when she went into early labor.

The boys dropped the spinner and it would no longer spin. Tamyia became upset and began to play on mom's phone. Lmayia spoke with the boys about their foster mom. The boys report she is mean. Worker stated the foster parent is not mean, but strict. Lamyia reports that she does not want the foster parent to be strict with her children. The worker stated that no many foster parents could handle the behaviors of the boys. the Boys whisper about the foster parent. Worker and mom question why they were whispering. The boys reported that Tyren was choked by the foster parent. The worker and Lamyia coaxed the boys to tell them the story about why Tyren being choked. The boys reported that they were in trouble for stealing crackers from the kitchen and hid in their bedroom. The children play together with Lamyia and Hula hooped. Lamyia lifted the the children are shoulders and swinging them around in circles. The visit went back to a visiting room where Lamyia drew each child's name. And the children colored and their names. When Lamyia was giving Terrance Junior attention to Tamyia became jealous and stated that the Lamyia treats the boys like babies. Lamyia spoke about seeing Tamaya at church. Tamyia hid

R/s Tremell’s mother passed away this past weekend and now he is in the care of Louvenia. R/s Tremell stated that David is mean and whips with a belt. R/s according to Tremell, David hits him for no reason and sometimes there are marks. R/s Tremell said that David hit him two weeks ago and in the past David has hit him in the head by mistake. R/s David has a half moon shape mark on his left chest that happened five weeks ago. R/s Tremell has a flat line mark on his right leg and he said it is from getting whipped by David. R/s Tremell initially said all the older children get whipped by David and he later said he only gets whipped.

Shalonda is from place to place, from Neshoba County, to Lauderdale County. She left Lauderdale County for several reasons; the maternal grandmother took pictures to the DHS office of the kids being abused, DHS was looking for her, and for other reasons. Shalonda constantly beats the children with her fist, belt and switches. Branderius has old scars on his body, and the reporter notes for the worker to take his clothes off to view them. Branderius has stated that his mother does not love him, and he is going to leave when he’s older. Shalonda also allow her boyfriend to abuse Branderius. Jakavian has sickle cell ‘real bad’. Shalonda took him to the doctor because is stomach was swollen, but she did not tell them the reason it was swollen.

Not having a safe car and many other things show the parents didn’t do much to support their children in anyway either. They barely got a roof over their heads, and recurrently weren’t able to feed them. To the point where “When other girls came in and threw away their lunch bags in the garbage…”, Jeannette would dig them out and eat anything that they didn’t (Walls 173). Feeling abandoned and scavenging for food shows many signs of an abusive family. The Walls children should not have had to go through as much as they did, just to

R/s the floors in the apartment were flooded and the carpet had to be removed. R/s now there is nothing on the floor but tacks and the children are getting hurt due to no covering on the floor. R/s the home is unlivable and there is a newborn in the home. R/s the home is disgusting with piles of stuff all over the place.

REPORTER: The reporter/Intake Worker (Sandra) called with concerns for the victims, Keziah and Audia. On today (01/05/2016), Dorothy McLaurin (maternal great grandmother) reported that after Regina (mother) got out of prison (unknown when), she allowed her to come and live with her. Within a few months of staying there, Dorothy asked Regina to leave because she was bringing different guys to the home. Regina admitted to using marijuana, but Dorothy has never witnessed her using drugs (marijuana) in front of the children. Regina is selling her food stamps for drugs (marijuana). The reporter said the children sleep in the room with Regina, and it is not clean; there is clothing and clutter in the room. Kaziah has out grown her bed, and Regina

“Omon Ra”, a novel written by the Russian author, Victor Pelevin, is definitely an interesting and enjoyable story. The story deals with the central character, Omon Krizomazov, who lives up to his dream in becoming an astronaut and flying into space. Omon’s family is broken and absent which leads him in becoming a child of the state, and is adopted later by “father figures” in the Soviet bureaucracy. Such things like films about flying and a wooden airplane deeply influenced his dream. Along the way of capturing his dreams, he meets a young boy named Mitiok, who shares many of the same interests as him. The two young boys’ then stick together to make their dreams come true and are eventually accepted in both flight school

The narrator and protagonist Anna Frith emerges from an oppressed woman of her era to a modern, successful and independent woman. In the novel, Anna is often regarded as a changing character. Elinor in fact said to Anna "I wonder if you know how you have changed". In light of this, Brooks shows the transformation of Anna in many different aspects of her life. At the beginning, before the transformation of Anna, the women were forced to be 'the property of their husbands', due to the historical setting of the novel. Moreover, when Anna's husband Sam passed away, she was forced to become independent and be the "bread winner" of the family. This was the beginning of her transformation. Anna suffered a lot at the time of the plague. When her sons, Tom and Jamie, died from the plague her strength grew immensely.

R/s it was reported that the children was running in the home and they hit Ms. Montgomery’s walker and she fell. R/s according to Ms. Montgomery and her daughter she was sent home for an evaluation due to her medical condition. R/s on yesterday, Ms. Montgomery was home alone with the children. R/s Ms. Montgomery stated that she wasn’t taken to her doctor’s appointment because they didn’t have transportation. R/s Ms. Montgomery also been out of her heart medication. R/s it is unknown if Ms. Montgomery is getting proper meals because she is always saying she’s hungry and there’s nothing to eat at home. R/s last winter the family opened the stove oven’s door to heat the house. R/s the family receives SNAP and welfare.

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Ruth’s mother and her stepfather, Ewell, Perry’s father seem to not give Ruth and Perry the necessary support two young adolescents need during this developmental stage in their lives. Grandmother notices something is quite wrong with the kids, Ruth is

The children's (Audrie, Patrick, and Charlotte) stated that their mom (Margaret) does not take care of them. The children stated that they are not safe with the Margaret. The children stated that they do not want to live with Margaret. The children stated that Margaret whips them. Margaret's friend Joy whipped them on their butts, and the unknown neighbor whipped them. It is unknown when this occurred. Margaret was asked was this truth about the neighbor whipped Patrick. Margaret stated that: "Patrick was lying."The children do not have any bruises on them.