Venessa Schwallie

We fostered my niece and weren't told about the possibility either only because my sister told me, I knew and the birth report. It's crazy you can adopt a dog and by law they have to tell you the dog has heart worms, but take a child into your home with a very serious blood transmitted virus, and they aren't obligated to tell you, and I have other young children I have adopted. Her doctor hasn't actually tested her yet just her white blood cells are low, her platelet count is high, she sleeps a lot and gets tired after playing outside, like every kid does, but I feel it's a bit quicker than the other kids, but she just turned 2. She also most likely has autism like her 2 brothers and she isn't talking yet. But she is trying and she is smart and loving and still communicates in her own way. I started teaching her sign language when we got her at 3 weeks after going through her brother not being able to talk until he was 3. Back to my point it just amazes me the CM didn't tell us either yet the pound was legally obligated to tell us about heart worms in an animal and this is a human being.