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Filling in the Blanks: A Father's Fight to Get His Children Back - Paperback

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by C. C. Pitts (Author)

Filling in the Blanks

A Father's Fight to Get His Children Back

C.C. Pitts


Having lost his own childhood to an abusive mother and abusive foster parents, Jacob Johnson now finds himself fighting to protect his own children from the same fate. Despite exceptional effort, the anti-father bias of the Washington state child welfare system ensures the odds are stacked against his desperate plea for reunification. Filling in the Blanks explores the misfeasance and dangerous lack of communication in a system structured to promote adoption at the expense of both parents and their children.


About the Author


For nearly twenty years, C.C. Pitts felt certain she was doing the right thing as an assistant attorney general representing Child Protective Services. Although the termination of parental rights was satisfying in cases of gross abuse and neglect, Pitts eventually realized, more frequently, the parents were able and motivated to care for their children. They were simply in need of assistance to get clean, find better living situations, or learn the value of parent-child affection. Before retirement, Pitts "switched to the dark side" to advocate for mistreated and misrepresented parents.

Number of Pages: 264
Dimensions: 0.55 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: November 11, 2020
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