jan |
"Clean" drug tests while
using ...
My
husband and I have custody of our 9-month old grandson. He was
placed with us when he was 3 months old after CPS removed him
from his parents ... they tested positive for meth, domestic
violence issues, and neglect of the baby. They are both "working
their services" now. We feel certain they are still using, but
they have passed several drug tests. The baby's father has
admitted to using meth on a regular basis over a four-year
period but insists he used only once (when he was caught) in the
past four years. We know better. Also, does anyone have
experience with CPS removals and reunification. We are so afraid
that our grandson will be returned to his parents. |
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vctry7 |
Re: "Clean" drug tests
while using ...
I
don't have any experience with CPS. I do, however, have
experience with drug tests. I have never known the police or an
employer around here to use anything except urine tests. They
can be easily faked. Also, meth only stays in the urine for a
few days.
Ask for a hair follicle test.
I am very sorry for grandson's parents, but am very glad he's
got you. |
kmb2006 |
Re: "Clean" drug tests
while using ...
What state are you in? |
kell |
Re: "Clean" drug tests
while using ...
Is
it possible that they may be indeed "clean" and telling the
truth? |
imlost
inky |
Re: "Clean" drug tests
while using ...
Yes it is possible.
It is also possible that the tests are being beat.
I'd ask for a hair test as well. Just to be on the safe side.
If they are clean, there shouldn't be a problem on their end.
Just in case- there are children involved. |
jan |
Re: "Clean" drug tests
while using ...
Thank you for your response.
Texas.
Don't really think so ... signs are there. |
kmb2006 |
Re: "Clean" drug tests
while using ...
Me
too. I can talk intelligently then...
This state very much likes to reunite families, but CPS takes
meth abuse very seriously.
Let the caseworker know of your suspicions; they WILL do a hair
test. I reported my husband and his girlfriend. They removed her
daughter after a hair test on the mother. She beat the first UA
after the little girl's grandmother reported them. The hair test
popped positive. They took the little girl.
We also have VERY strong grandparent rights here. You can make
this a civil matter if you need to.
Ask for a hair test, and keep on them. I had to call the state
hotline and make a second report instead of amending the
grandmother's original report because the caseworker wouldn't
return my call. |
jan |
Re: "Clean" drug tests
while using ...
Thank you so much for the information. We just want to keep the
baby safe. CPS requires the parents to attend NA meetings. The
baby's father laughs about it because "he doesn't belong in
there." |