Her foster mother and foster siblings streamed out of the home.
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Originally, Rosie O'Donnell was set to play Nora, Frannie's foster mother.
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"You know he doesn't sleep, right?" the foster mother asked me.
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"You need to change my age," he told his foster mother.
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He is a charming boy, his foster mother says, but erratic.
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Reports started coming in against the foster mother and her husband, too.
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Another woman close to Marie, a second foster mother, was also uncertain.
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"Go ahead and hang up your clothes," my new foster mother said.
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One foster mother knows all too well how harmful institutionalization can be.
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" One foster mother described her as "a very cunning, sadistic, malicious child.
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But she did not make it easy for her new foster mother.
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He was immediately embraced by the foster mother Ms. Graber had recruited.
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That step was taken after he was contacted by Akinnuoye-Agbaje's foster mother.
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Then it turned into "just moaning and moaning," said Janice, his foster mother.
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The foster mother explained that as a baby, Cathy developed a dangerously high fever.
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"I felt the foster mother treated the daughters better than the son," Stevenson says.
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"This is a miracle," Karen Smith, the puppy's foster mother, told reporters at the scene.
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Sara Couden's rich mezzo-soprano and calm demeanor were ideal for Teresa, Amina's foster mother.
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The two shared a weekend foster mother and even called each other brother and sister.
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But the foster mother reported that Mercedes sexually abused the children during those supervised visits.
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And so she always wanted to ask her foster mother why she made her quit.
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It was the foster mother, Mr. Goldberg said, who called the police in that case.
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Cayuga Centers denied his request for a meeting with the foster mother, de Anda said.
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In her case, it's because the wails trigger a flashback to her bitchy former foster mother.
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"What I kept telling their foster mother is 'You forget those are my kids,' " she says.
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Your foster mother ran after you, you already asleep in your father's arms, wailing your name.
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For example, when Christina was in 11th grade, her foster mother made her quit playing basketball.
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After 277 days, the foster mother, Andrea Bowling, was ordered to return Dylan to his father.
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Fortenberry, the victim's foster mother, was arrested Monday and charged with two counts of second-degree manslaughter.
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She also found a crucial source of support in her third, and final, foster mother, Janice Harper.
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Another ended up with a foster mother who threw the toddler to a pair of snarling dogs.
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While the case dragged on and Mercedes drifted, the agency was helping the foster mother with housing.
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His paperwork said he was 12, and he looked that age, said Karen Grettenberger, his foster mother.
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When he casually mentioned to his foster mother that he liked men, she quickly dismissed the thought.
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The separation from his foster mother could have been even worse than the separation from his birth mother
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But there is a sign of hope: One foster mother interviewed here has helped more than 100 children.
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Brieanna said that her best foster mother was a drug addict who, despite everything, really cared about her.
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The foster mother had called her social worker repeatedly but received no response, so she administered a home remedy.
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Ms. O'Donnell is slated to play Nora, the foster mother of a daughter, Frannie, who suffers from serious depression.
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"Sobriety is a major factor in a parent's ability to be reunified with their children," the foster mother explained.
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He recently has begun to bond with his foster mother, from whom he is now reluctant to be apart.
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"I hate to see them get bounced home to home," the foster mother said, passing me my first child.
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More than a week after the death of a baby she was caring for, a Texas foster mother faces charges.
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But I think her kids were coached by the foster mother to say these things—'Mommy beat me,' or whatever.
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He reportedly screamed and cried the entire drive back from the Romanian airport, devastated at the loss of his foster mother.
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The agency resisted—it believed that the children should be adopted by their foster mother—but she ordered it to comply.
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A 9-year-old Missouri boy opened a lemonade stand this past weekend to help his foster mother pay for his adoption.
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When we met in a child welfare office, she was sitting in the lap of her foster mother, who looked so tired.
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"I feel like I am in jail," he told his foster mother, anxious that he was spending too much time at school.
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Catherine Holbrook, Eddie's foster mother, who was keen to adopt him, reported that after one such visit Eddie had to be hospitalized.
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Amine has started singing at home and his sleep troubles have stopped since he began playing the cello, his foster mother said.
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Ruhumuriza threw himself into his studies, becoming the school president, learning about Steve Jobs, and forming a deep bond with his foster mother.
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In one case a 2-year-old girl who was placed at a home run by Mentor was murdered by her foster mother.
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"There is forever a hole in our hearts that can never filled," the station quoted Beautiful's foster mother as saying at the sentencing.
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His mother, Florentina, asked his foster mother for advice on how to soothe Constantin, including what to feed him when he was upset.
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In Duchesne County, Utah, a foster mother was charged this month in the death of a 2966-year-old boy in her care.
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Evelyn 'Brandy' Foster, mother of Jodie, Lucinda, Constance and Bud, passed away peacefully in her home on May 13th from complications related to dementia.
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"I don't fool myself into thinking I'm doing great anymore," said the foster mother, who requested anonymity to protect the privacy of her children.
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Constantin's foster mother would even text his birth mother with tips on how he liked to be held and soothed, according to The Times.
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She worked for one of the few pro-refugee organizations in town and for a while was the foster mother for a teenage refugee.
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A year later, the researchers clearly observed the whale calf nursing from its foster mother and swimming in a typical infant position beneath her.
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Rhea Perlman plays her foster mother, who is hoping to adopt her, in a starry cast that also includes Ed Harris and Amy Madigan.
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"They're like my own children now," said Ms. Knight's new foster mother, Betty Leila, 32, who now has 13 children, stepchildren or foster children.
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Bardot plays Juliette, an 18-year-old orphan who works in a bookstore and scandalizes her hardworking foster mother with her willful, wanton ways.
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Her other foster mother, Shannon, reaches out to Marie to alert her to the story and suggests that Marie contact the police about it.
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While researching Audrey's past, Doering came across a photo of Audrey on the lap of her foster mother — and a nearly identical baby beside her.
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A foster mother to Claire Novak, Alex Jones and new character Patience Turner, Jody's greatest challenge will be to prepare them for the battles ahead.
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They said that their foster mother had told them that Mercedes was bad, that she was a drug addict, that she didn't want them back.
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Weeks later, she was placed in the care of Rosa Santana, a foster mother who was unfazed by Ms. Inoa Reynoso's defiance and stubborn ferocity.
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The production announced on Friday that Rhea Perlman will replace her in the role of Nora, the foster mother of a daughter with severe depression.
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Two-year-old Alexandria Hill was murdered by a foster mother recruited and trained by the US's largest for-profit foster care company, The Mentor Network.
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First Match opens with Monique's belongings being thrown out of the window by her foster mother because the woman suspects Monique of sleeping with her boyfriend.
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After he returns (Kate Beckinsale chews on the role of his perennially exasperated foster mother), he covers himself with talcum powder to try to appear white.
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"I wish I could have helped Mercedes fight more, the way she was treated by the foster-care agency and the foster mother," Yolanda Stevenson says.
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Indeed, Marie's foster mother, Peggy, thought of the TV show when she heard Marie recount her ordeal with, Peggy thought, an odd degree of emotional detachment.
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The foster mother, who spoke anonymously because she was not authorized to give her name, said two of the separated boys had relatives who were deported.
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According to Lilias Diria, 32, Betty's new foster mother, she is one of six unaccompanied children living just in this cluster of half a dozen homes.
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By the time Constantin was reunited with his family in Romania, he had likely already started forming a strong attachment bond with his foster mother, Humphreys said.
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Her last foster mother had recently summoned the police when Mariah had stayed out too late, resulting in an unpleasant scene with chairs thrown and names called.
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Here, she is a 17-year-old whose memory has been severely damaged as a result of injuries suffered in an accident that killed her foster mother.
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She might as well, since her home life with her foster mother is less than satisfactory, and getting nerdy about sci-fi can only take her so far.
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When 4-year-old Zoe Pedicone was officially adopted Friday by her foster mother in Wilmington, Delaware, she was surrounded by her favorite characters from the iconic franchise.
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Camron threatened to kill his foster mother and her husband, and the month after the Thanksgiving dinner, when he was six, he ended up in a psychiatric hospital.
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For example, Ms. Vey said a foster mother used renting movies as a way to teach her children about the responsibility of borrowing and budgeting time for entertainment.
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Bind his arms with a soft splint to keep him from removing his breathing tube when no nurse was on duty, the company suggested to D'ashon's foster mother.
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There wasn't any state requirement that caseworkers follow up with the child's foster mother about his outcome — or determine what would happen if he went without his drugs.
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Foster mother Summer yelled, "We love you Lexi," and one of the children screamed out for Lexi just before she was placed into the vehicle, clutching a teddy bear.
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When Camron was nine and in a psychiatric ward, his foster mother took the girls and went on a vacation that she had planned, so he was all alone.
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Deja even allows her new foster mother to braid her hair, and after Beth explains that Deja's bald spots are alopecia, Deja admits it gets bad in times of stress.
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Both children told their foster mother that James Chalkley once found cat feces in a closet and thought that they had intentionally refused to clean it, according to the affidavit.
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The agency itself had called in one of the maltreatment cases against the foster mother; it was concerned about her habit of filming the children when they were having tantrums.
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His foster mother asked Superior HealthPlan, the insurance carrier that provides Medicaid services to the state's 30,000 foster children, for additional nursing hours, according to a Dallas Morning News investigation.
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Abby had been living with her foster mother, Anne Novotny, for three years and the family had an appointment to finalize the adoption on August 29 – the first day of school.
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So Schmidley, who is mother to six children and foster mother to more, helped the children write a letter to Blue Bell with their suggestion, which she then posted on Facebook.
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She found out that one boy loved science but had never been to the natural-history museum, so she issued a court order requiring his foster mother to take him there.
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She was simply uneducated and luckless — a poor white girl from Charlottesville who'd had a baby at 17, most likely because she'd been raped by the nephew of her foster mother.
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But Erik Molberg Hansen's relaxed camera movements and fuzzy-soft compositions are quite beautiful, and the performances — including the superb Trine Dyrholm as the baby's Danish foster mother — are pitch-perfect.
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The 13-year-old actor Rileigh McDonald and the veteran Rhea Perlman as her foster mother do their best to make these cardboard characters affecting, but the play works tirelessly against them.
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The boy had been accused of stealing a pair of sneakers belonging to the teenage son of his foster mother, an act of retaliation, apparently, for the theft of a Game Boy.
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For weeks afterward, his mother struggled to get him to eat or sleep and exchanged text messages with his foster mother, who offered advice on how he liked to be cuddled and fed.
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When their father asked Cheyanne if he was too hard on the children, she responded that if they were her kids, she would hit them more, the 10-year-old told her foster mother.
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As she was doing research on her daughter's past, she came across a photo of her daughter as a baby on the lap of her foster mother — and a nearly identical baby beside her.
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A few items on his dresser are sources of comfort: a plaque he received for his advocacy work, photographs of his former foster brothers, a flat-screen television that a foster mother gave him.
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A non-Native foster mother living in Phoenix I spoke to requested that her name not be used because she's fearful of harassment from Native activists upset that non-Indians are caring for tribal children.
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Fox grew up in an abusive foster home, raised by a mentally ill foster mother (who was, herself, a child protective service employee) who had adopted him and a number of mentally and physically challenged children.
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When his foster mother unexpectedly dies, he and his new foster father, Uncle Hec, played by Sam Neil, go into hiding in the nearby woods when a tenacious social worker launches a manhunt to find them.
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He was 0003 when he was convicted of his first crime -- theft -- and after serving a few weeks at juvenile hall, Smith learned his foster mother had told his public defender that she wouldn't take him back.
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One foster mother dropped in on her son and found that his teacher, in the room next to mine, had left him standing in the bathroom with no underwear on, alone, as punishment for pooping in his pants.
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Abbi Williams, a foster mother, shared photos of the experience on Instagram, including photos of her children alongside her friend's foster children smiling in a group photo with Swift, as well as holding up autographed covers of Reputation.
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Julian Dennison stars as Ricky, whose foster mother — a no-nonsense woman with a big heart named Bella (Rima Te Wiata) — dies suddenly, leaving him in the care of her husband, a gruff farmer named Hec (Sam Neill).
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He had been born a few months earlier with several drugs in his system, and had spent his first days in the care of a foster mother who had cuddled him while he shook and sweated through withdrawal.
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The film - which cost 3 million pounds ($3.89 million) to make and stars British actor Kate Beckinsale as the foster mother - was greeted with cheers and applause in a packed cinema hall in the upmarket Lagos district of Lekki.
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Ms. Manning was living with a new foster mother when she started classes at N.Y.U. Rather than feeling as if she had an opportunity for a new beginning, however, she was plagued by feelings of isolation and insecurities about her finances.
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Her foster mother has been working with her on crate and house training, the post says, as well as basic commands in order to set her up for success in her longer term foster home and for an eventual adoptive home.
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The in-the-works spin-off would follow the much-loved and already established character Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes), who's become a foster mother to the various young women orphaned by supernatural tragedy over the last 12 years of Supernatural.
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Yolany Padilla, from Honduras, said her 6-year-old son, Jelsin, went to performances with his foster mother, a professional singer of traditional Dominican music, and danced bachata with her and the several other foster children living at her home.
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The two girls told their foster mother that Cheyanne Chalkley was often present when their father was beating them and that she also hit them with "switches" taken from a lemon tree in their backyard, as well as with sticks and thorns.
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The baby's foster mother meticulously documented his developments for Ms. Mutu, keeping in mind how hard it would be to miss moments like when he first scooted across the living room floor or developed the belly laugh that shook his whole body.
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"Despite having raised three children of my own, having delivered 6,000 babies and having had the opportunity to save the lives of many women and babies, being a foster mother has felt like the most important thing I have done," Dr. Mechanik said.
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If, for some reason, Calaya should go on to present as unwilling or unable to care for Moke, the zoo staff has already prepared an older female gorilla named Mandara, "an experienced mother of six," to take over as a foster mother just in case.
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She's happy to be a self-sufficient PI. Instead of looking out for others, she looks out for herself – something that most of the people in her life, from the genetic experimenters who "gifted" her super strength, to her foster mother, failed to do.
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Read more: Trump says if asylum seekers don't like conditions in detention centers, 'just tell them not to come'By that point, Constantin had spent 5 months with his foster mother, and just 4 months with his birth mother — more than half of his young life.
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Later, Camron admitted to Mercedes and a caseworker at La Casita that the punching at Thanksgiving hadn't happened, that his foster mother had told him to say that, and the caseworker recorded his statement, but the foster-care agency said the statement sounded coerced.
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"Having 15 children around you can calling you Mama, and you helping them to conquer their past, that is a great contribution to the nation," said Emeritha Mukarusagara, a slender, bespectacled 57-year-old with long braids who became a foster mother after being widowed in the genocide.
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This has been the experience of little 5-year-old José, torn from his father in El Paso, Texas, and forced into a bewildering journey in the company of people he has never met, first a government escort and then a foster mother, according to The New York Times.
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And in a series of closely observed scenes with people who knew him — a high school teacher (Kenneth Tigar), a foster mother (Deonna Bouye), a foster brother (Donnell E. Smith), a young man on parole (James Udom), a Fagin-like Oblong elder (Keith Randolph Smith) and that angry ex-girlfriend (Ms.
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It also takes away from some of the better narratives the show plays with, like Adora's concern that her friends only like her for her powers or the long-running plot of the toxic power exerted over She-Ra and Catra by the evil sorceress Shadow Weaver (Lorraine Toussaint), who served as their commanding officer and abusive foster mother.
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For "special children" in New York, foster parents are paid up to $303,289 a month; for "exceptional children," the payment is $1,953; so to take care of all three of them the foster mother was likely being paid between forty-six and sixty-two thousand dollars a year, plus up to seventeen hundred dollars a year in clothing allowance.
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