As a lot of you may know I have birth to my baby in January. I lived in a very abusive situation and since I had perinatal depression and saw a psychiatrist then I was being treated then I devoloped severe postpartum depression made a mistake and moved to Ohio with my babies dads mother. She seemed so supportive and wanted to help us get back on our feet etc. I kept deteriorating to the extremes begged her to bring me back to Minnesota with my son to go get my old help back.
On April 2nd I voluntarily checked myself into a psychiatric unit to better min life for my son and myself and be the mom I always wanted to be. However while I was in the hospital she exaggerated allegations against me and made false allegations and got temporary custody of my son. She also threw me out of her home so I'm homeless now here in Ohio. I was at a homeless shelter but stay with a friend temporarily now.
All legal aide and financial services has deni s me in this state. She also doesn't follow the court ordered visitstation and had my visits reduced behind my back. I have to go to legal services which is only for criminal cases but the clerk kept saying please go tell them your story they might help you. I'm going there on Monday. I feel the only option I have is to terminate my parental rights just so I can go. It breaks myheart to lose my son but I can't fight anymore. I have ptsd and right now this Is setting me off to the extremes. I'm not trying to hide behind my illness and I'm glad I went inpatient and got my meds situated. I just wish I had my son.
Im homeless I have nothing. I'm in Ohio all free legal services have denied me. Is there anyone's who can please offer me advice on what I can maybe do? I don't want to lose my son but it feels like terminating my rights is the best I can do and I'm homeless I can tell care for my son. I know his family will never let me see him again. I already messed up and cussed my sons grandmas out but i did I in a way that someone will see my side of th story some way.



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