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Anonymous wrote:"A teacher called CPS"

My neighbor and I both sent our kids to the same preschool that was in a church basement literally 1.5 miles down the road in a rural suburb. She was a nurse married to a doctor she'd met in the hospital.

She had 1 child older than the preschooler who was in a 4 day kindergarten while the preschooler had a 3 day week. On the days she had to take the younger one to preschool when the older one didn't have school, especially during winter, she didn't bother bundling the older one also into the car while they were eating their froot loops or whatever and watching cartoons ... because she knew she'd be home in 15 minutes anyway.

She got to the school one morning and they asked if she could come in for a meeting and she said actually she could not because she had the 5 year old still home but she could make it another day.

That teacher called her husband's actual medical practice and told the front desk that it was an emergency and she needed to talk to the Dr personally. Then apparently said she wanted to set up a private meeting about his wife.

Where she told the Dr. that his wife was regularly leaving their 5 yo son home alone and that she was VERY concerned.

Guess who the 2nd wife turned out to be.

PS the kicker is that the "meeting" was about her son's purple mittens because "purple is a girl color, not a boy color" even though the 4 yo picked them out himself.

God these long anecdotal tales are exhausting. A teacher called CPS, then she lost custody. This is not the same thing. Obviously the level of neglect or abuse had to rise to the level of mandated reporting PLUS swift custody loss.

Anonymous wrote:She seems like an emotionally fragile person that married a narcissist. Doesn’t sound like she’s mentally in a place to care for children but I would worry about how the kids will be treated rated with him as well. Hopefully the stepmom is nice…

Anonymous wrote:Someone in the people.com comments section said that the kids weren't being bathed. You have to take that with a boulder of salt, but. Who knows. I am no fan of his, but it sounds like this had nothing to do with him. She had to have messed up to have her kids taken away.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"A teacher called CPS"

My neighbor and I both sent our kids to the same preschool that was in a church basement literally 1.5 miles down the road in a rural suburb. She was a nurse married to a doctor she'd met in the hospital.

She had 1 child older than the preschooler who was in a 4 day kindergarten while the preschooler had a 3 day week. On the days she had to take the younger one to preschool when the older one didn't have school, especially during winter, she didn't bother bundling the older one also into the car while they were eating their froot loops or whatever and watching cartoons ... because she knew she'd be home in 15 minutes anyway.

She got to the school one morning and they asked if she could come in for a meeting and she said actually she could not because she had the 5 year old still home but she could make it another day.

That teacher called her husband's actual medical practice and told the front desk that it was an emergency and she needed to talk to the Dr personally. Then apparently said she wanted to set up a private meeting about his wife.

Where she told the Dr. that his wife was regularly leaving their 5 yo son home alone and that she was VERY concerned.

Guess who the 2nd wife turned out to be.

PS the kicker is that the "meeting" was about her son's purple mittens because "purple is a girl color, not a boy color" even though the 4 yo picked them out himself.

God these long anecdotal tales are exhausting. A teacher called CPS, then she lost custody. This is not the same thing. Obviously the level of neglect or abuse had to rise to the level of mandated reporting PLUS swift custody loss.

It's a message board, no one's in school this isn't required reading and it's neither law nor fact, it's an anecdote

You sound exhausting

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"A teacher called CPS"

My neighbor and I both sent our kids to the same preschool that was in a church basement literally 1.5 miles down the road in a rural suburb. She was a nurse married to a doctor she'd met in the hospital.

She had 1 child older than the preschooler who was in a 4 day kindergarten while the preschooler had a 3 day week. On the days she had to take the younger one to preschool when the older one didn't have school, especially during winter, she didn't bother bundling the older one also into the car while they were eating their froot loops or whatever and watching cartoons ... because she knew she'd be home in 15 minutes anyway.

She got to the school one morning and they asked if she could come in for a meeting and she said actually she could not because she had the 5 year old still home but she could make it another day.

That teacher called her husband's actual medical practice and told the front desk that it was an emergency and she needed to talk to the Dr personally. Then apparently said she wanted to set up a private meeting about his wife.

Where she told the Dr. that his wife was regularly leaving their 5 yo son home alone and that she was VERY concerned.

Guess who the 2nd wife turned out to be.

PS the kicker is that the "meeting" was about her son's purple mittens because "purple is a girl color, not a boy color" even though the 4 yo picked them out himself.

God these long anecdotal tales are exhausting. A teacher called CPS, then she lost custody. This is not the same thing. Obviously the level of neglect or abuse had to rise to the level of mandated reporting PLUS swift custody loss.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:She broke into her ex’s house last month too. She’s been on a downward spiral for years but it now seems to be catching up to her.

She didn't break in. OMG

She leaned in when she was dropping off a dress and called her daughter's name. You guys literally cannot believe anything that comes from Jim Edmonds. He's a controlling, narcissist.

You can’t believe anything that comes from Megan King Edmunds Biden King’s mouth.

Right it's fine he was married 4 times but not that she was married 3

Boom! Shame the woman first - the American Way, right?

Anonymous wrote:No matter what the substance of the story, DCUM will rate a woman’s appearance.

It seems to be inescapable.

Anonymous wrote:Kids said something to the school that made them call CPS, CPS investigated and removed the kids from the home and only gave her supervised access.

People insisting that she is the mother and therefore can only be a victim and therefore it must be her husband who is evil and they got it all wrong are the reason kids get abused. Wanting the kids to be with her even though both the school and CPS had concerns just because she is the mother is putting the kids in a situation that has been assessed to be harmful. Women can harm and abuse children too.

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Anonymous wrote:Her track record with marriages demonstrates there is something wrong. Also her social media coverage of her child’s health problems.

There’s likely something wrong with him too but he’s a jerk as opposed to crazy.

Um, what? He's been married more times than her. This is so classic DCUM.