Definately would be difficult for a child to move somewhere that they dont know let alone with people they dont even know. Please sign
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William Locke
10 years ago
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I have an adopted daughter who has
been through her birth family and another. She is now 42 and still has anxiety from these moves. Adults please think of what is good for the child. These children are very precious.
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Gloria Meek
10 years ago
Please let this little 2 yr. old stay with her family and continue her growth in happiness and security.
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Byron Knight
10 years ago
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I believe this child should stay in the home she has grown up in, it is in the best interest of the child, and the Metis community, since she is in a safe loving home with caring parents.
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Peggy Myhre
10 years ago
Let her stay, keep the family together.
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Eunice Sigurdson
10 years ago
This child should remain in the home she has been raised into date - and given the option of meeting with others from her birth family but not removed from this home.
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Janet Smith
10 years ago
No question, this child should stay were she is with the only family she knows and loves.
MCFD should have done their job properly right back at the beginning. I won't say more, I get too mad where the MCFD are concerned having worked with them for 20 years. Supposedly, they work in the best interest of the child but sadly too often this is not true.
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Judith Henderson
10 years ago
The child should remain where she is. Once again the ministry is showing how ignorant it is and does NOT care about the welfare of the child.
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Jordan Makinson
10 years ago
Don't move this poor child.
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Tiffany Chu
10 years ago
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Placing a child with a foster family who is willing to fight so hard for the toddler is a blessing for the child. She will continue to have a relationship with her biological parents in bc vs having to start a relationship with siblings she doesn't know
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Neve Kary
10 years ago
Let her stay!
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Aaron Biefeni
10 years ago
A family transcends blood lines. Don't take this little girl away from the people that love her, and are loved by her.
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Tanea Connor
10 years ago
From what my aunt said when she saw this post previously. ---> " Kind of pisses me off when they say the fosters are just paid caregivers. There are lots of fosters that care for the children. My oldest brother, Rod, is native and my mom was his foster from the time he was a tiny baby and she fought to adopt him. Luckily it was easier back then and she was able to adopt. If she didn't win, Tanea Connor and Ryan Edward Connor wouldn't be in our lives right now. "
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Madison Watley
10 years ago
This family loves this little girl so much and would do anything for her. It would be heartbreaking to see her be removed from their care
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Ashley combs
10 years ago
I know the family and they are wonderful people. Keep the girl with the family she knows
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Ingrid White
10 years ago
This child needs to have the stability of the home she is in, where she can also have contact with her birth parents and Metis community. There is nothing she will gain from being moved to Ontario. If they want her to know her siblings they can facility that throughout her life. These early bonds are vital and crucial to the child's well being. Don't cause damage to this child by taking her away from the only family she knows and her birth parents and Metis community.
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Caroll Morin
10 years ago
Far past time for the MCFD to seriously consider the child's best interests.
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Clare mcdonald
10 years ago
Please keep the family together
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Robin Stevens
10 years ago
Lets think about the best for our children I am Metis and a member of the BCMF since its inception. Our life culture will survive
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George Sabiston
10 years ago
Keep this child where she is......moving her will only harm her.
Definately would be difficult for a child to move somewhere that they dont know let alone with people they dont even know. Please sign
I have an adopted daughter who has been through her birth family and another. She is now 42 and still has anxiety from these moves. Adults please think of what is good for the child. These children are very precious.
Please let this little 2 yr. old stay with her family and continue her growth in happiness and security.
I believe this child should stay in the home she has grown up in, it is in the best interest of the child, and the Metis community, since she is in a safe loving home with caring parents.
Let her stay, keep the family together.
This child should remain in the home she has been raised into date - and given the option of meeting with others from her birth family but not removed from this home.
No question, this child should stay were she is with the only family she knows and loves. MCFD should have done their job properly right back at the beginning. I won't say more, I get too mad where the MCFD are concerned having worked with them for 20 years. Supposedly, they work in the best interest of the child but sadly too often this is not true.
The child should remain where she is. Once again the ministry is showing how ignorant it is and does NOT care about the welfare of the child.
Don't move this poor child.
Placing a child with a foster family who is willing to fight so hard for the toddler is a blessing for the child. She will continue to have a relationship with her biological parents in bc vs having to start a relationship with siblings she doesn't know
Let her stay!
A family transcends blood lines. Don't take this little girl away from the people that love her, and are loved by her.
From what my aunt said when she saw this post previously. ---> " Kind of pisses me off when they say the fosters are just paid caregivers. There are lots of fosters that care for the children. My oldest brother, Rod, is native and my mom was his foster from the time he was a tiny baby and she fought to adopt him. Luckily it was easier back then and she was able to adopt. If she didn't win, Tanea Connor and Ryan Edward Connor wouldn't be in our lives right now. "
This family loves this little girl so much and would do anything for her. It would be heartbreaking to see her be removed from their care
I know the family and they are wonderful people. Keep the girl with the family she knows
This child needs to have the stability of the home she is in, where she can also have contact with her birth parents and Metis community. There is nothing she will gain from being moved to Ontario. If they want her to know her siblings they can facility that throughout her life. These early bonds are vital and crucial to the child's well being. Don't cause damage to this child by taking her away from the only family she knows and her birth parents and Metis community.
Far past time for the MCFD to seriously consider the child's best interests.
Please keep the family together
Lets think about the best for our children I am Metis and a member of the BCMF since its inception. Our life culture will survive
Keep this child where she is......moving her will only harm her.