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Originally Posted by cinnamonsun
@ Have Hope. Something is off. That is why I am so concerned. I am keeping an eye. Do I call CPS if things get really bad? I am considering it. I feel within myself passionate to protect these girls. I don't want them to be abused and neglected the way I have been. It would not be fair at all. I've spent most of my life in and out of therapy trying to heal from the damage of my parents. I strongly want to protect them from harm. I used to say if I ever became a parent myself, I wouldn't want my parents around my children because I don't want them to hurt my children in the same ways they have wounded me. I don't know why they are doing this to them. Of course, I never understood why they did the things to me, either. |
I don't think CPS can do anything if there's no physical harm/severe neglect/physical danger/drug abuse? Though I am not entirely sure. You could call the exchange program director and speak with them about your concerns? Maybe the teens can be placed elsewhere if you speak up?
I really don't understand your parents' motive for having exchange students. I'm scratching my head. They seem like the complete opposite of parents who would.