Mother Starves Daughter While Lice Eat Her Alive
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Yergy + Drewby ❤
I love the editing gotta say the Kevin dropping the chilli was perfect
The new format is great + bonus cat!
Looks great, love the cat
Better to die than live with this horrible mother.
I like it. But some ppl might find the "funny clips" from the office, etc. insensitive. Just something to think about!
Let me mention in regards to poverty : I STOLE the lice treatment for my child and I don’t feel bad
I would have too. 🤣🤣🤣
Good on you! I hope it killed all the lice!
That stuff is expensive so I understand lol
Unrelated but I steal small cans of cat food for my & the neighborhood strays, when I can't afford to buy but I don't like admitting it. Lol
Ahh. Feels better to get that off my chest. 😆
I'm a nurse and I love this. You go mama! As a loving parent we do what we have to when it comes to the safety and well being of our children.
Since ancient times my Inuit people washed our hair with volcanic ash and oils from special plants to get rid of lice, there's no excuse for doing nothing especially now that more treatment options are available
Us too. I'm Salish and the ol ones told us about Volcano ash, whale oil, and sometimes lavender if available. It was a wild lavender too, not what it is today. I grew up on the rez and we had rice a lot in winter months. Of course, we used the store bought shampoo but we would sit for days and pick out our hair to help and put it in vinegar jars. It wasn't taboo...at all! No different than ringworm. No one was embarrassed, even the Forks kids that went to public school
@@haleyguthrie3113 we used whale oil and devil's club and pine oils
@@kaniq6120 you had those long pines up there? Just curious...lol well I guess I need to look on a map, I'm just assuming Inuits stayed close to the Artic circle. We had trade routes from southern Oregon up to Alaska following the coast and unfortunately the bulk of my knowledge only follows that. Trying to restore and keep our old stories and traditions has been a war path for my papa. So sorry for my ignorance about your lands
@@haleyguthrie3113 along the Arctic and the islands but we moved around
@@kaniq6120 I knew your people moved just didn't how much. Bless you, dear
I worked for Safeway for 25 years...2 things I didn't care that were stolen was lice treatment and condoms. Totally understsndable.👌
Condoms no, because that’s not necessary.
@@thejayinator585What do you mean, not necessary?
My sister and I got denied a dental cleaning because we had lice. We were 6 and 7. My mom told the hygienist that she was going to wash our hair with gasoline and if it didn't work that she would have our father shave our heads. They wouldn't let her leave until she was properly educated on how to handle head lice. I'm so grateful that someone at the dental wrote all of this down for me to find 20 years later instead of brushing it off as a strange interaction.
Oh man that sounds horrible. I'm sorry you & your sister had to deal with that, being little girls. Did your Mom have some issues or did she just not know.
@@michellehitt1976 She was just extremely ignorant to the point of being dangerous. "I'll figure it out as I go," kind of mentality.
When I was young in the 60s my mother would treat my family of 6 kids if there was an outbreak with kerosene mixed with baby oil in a spray bottle and it WORKED no fooling around !! And I'm still alive today😂 Of course you've got to be careful, I wouldn't try to light up a cig or roast marshmallows on a campfire😂
So their mother was threatening the dental office bc they would not clean their teeth ? That’s messed up!
@@fashionistalagerfeld1954 I don't think she meant it as a threat. Things like lice and dirty clothes were signs of poverty to her and she was trying to pass us off as low-mid class. We were actually just below the poverty line back then, so any act she was going to perform would be out of desperation to be something else.
"My daughters have lice? Well, we can clean their hair with something that will definitely kill the bugs and if we need to shave their heads then we'll just say that they are brave little girls with cancer."
The joys of being raised by a narcissist.
This story reminds me of a girl who was in my year in secondary school. Her lice were so bad you’d see them crawling on her face. The school never helped her and she was only at my school for a year before leaving but I always felt so sorry for her. No one would be friends with her because you’d literally see lice mating on her head they we’re so bad. . Schools are just as responsible as parents in these cases.
😭😭😭😭 omg absolutely so sad
Poor girl. I hope she's doing OK now and is living a happy and healthy life.
You felt sorry for her but I bet you didn't become her friend either 🤔
Wow, growing up we always had “head checks” at school every month regardless if anyone was known to have it or not. I always thought it was common everywhere, because even now my son’s school does it. Kids are called out one by one (usually before recess or lunch), that way if one did have lice, it wouldn’t be known because no one came back to class. Several staff members would take the kids into the teacher’s lounge and check them in the restroom there. Once the check was done, they’d send them on to lunch or recess, and if they had it, they would make an excuse for them so other kids wouldn’t start rumors and then call their parents. They’d have a couple days off from school if they had it to get rid of them, and often the school would give them a small kit.
I wonder if it was more common due to population. I’ve always lived in rural areas where the schools have no more than 300-400 kids for elementary and middle schools, high schools maybe 400. Makes it easier to check everyone, I suppose, compared to a school pushing a thousand.
Honestly really saddens me that a child sat in class with lice and everyone knew, enough to never say or do anything helpful. How humiliating for that kid because you know how cruel other children can be.
@@nightreaper666 who would want that lice though??
Every child deserves parents, but not every parent deserves children.
Well said
I see this exact comment on every child neglect video. Lol. It is very true. I just see it ALL THE TINE.
This is why we need to legalize FORCED STERILIZATION
AMEN
Probably didn't want her... Oh look she ded.. yeh probably didn't want.
My first child death in the hospital, was a little girl who had worms so bad that she was in complete failure. When we looked at her records, she had been diagnosed three years prior. They let a perfectly healthy child deteriorate to death over a 14 day prescription (which was free), and no follow-up appointment. They obviously knew she had them, as she was incontinent and her stool was full of worms. I have never wanted to harm anyone, but those two... thinking of how miserable the child must have been all that time... I am not sure I wouldn't kick them off a rocky cliff. This really infuriates me.
Holy cow. Wow
It infuriates me, too. What a sad story.
I was a little girl once. I grew up in foster homes. One of the homes I lived was taken over by a single mom with 2 kids. She didn't like me. I was locked in the room and got head lice and body bugs. My head was so engrossed with bugs that you could see them crawling . I got bullied from teachers and my peers. I would scratch holes into my scalp that got infected. It took 5 years for my scalp to naturally heal after the lice were finally removed. Another 20 plus years to heal from trauma of extreme cruelty. Sometimes I reflect back and praise God that I'm alive and well. Sound minded and loving.
You're a strong woman. God bless you
@@jennilynmae only because God would not, will not allow me to give up the good fight. 🙏
@@hilariefortune3909Amen. I'm the same way girl
You need to sue the school and foster care system. No statute of limitations on child abuse
@kristingallo2158 I know I need to to. Apart of me is afraid to hold them accountable. The other part of me says just move on.
I've done the work to heal myself.
I was messed up for many years.
I'm waiting to make a claim that the province is going forward with foster care abuse survivors.
They lived in a gated community so paying for medical care was not an issue. These people are disgusting and should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law
My thoughts exactly. I didn't want to make too many assumptions, but that place does look pretty sweet... I did go through their page as part of my research. 💜Yergy
Good for you
S microbiologist!!! WOW
IM PROUD OF YOU!!!
@@TheMiseryMachine it isn’t. I live across the wash (drainage) from there. They aren’t very clean and have a lot of issues with poverty, gang violence, etc
And even if it was, they probably would’ve had medicare, which would’ve have paid for a doctors visit for the child to get it taken care of
Gated communities in AZ are very common and in no way determines how well off the residents are. In a lot of cases these places can be pretty run down.
Back when i was in elementary the school would conduct lice checks on every student every 3 months and the kids that had lice were not able to come back until they were lice free. The nurse would also give lice kits to the students that had them so parents who couldnt afford treatment didnt have to worry about paying for it. They need to bring this back into the schools to help some of the problem.
Same when i was a kid. I asked the principal at my kids school why they didn’t do it anymore and she told me it was bc it embarrassed the kids and caused bullying. ughhhhhhhhhhh. I know kids can be cruel but getting rid of lice is so important. My son kept catching lice from his friend at school and i kept asking the teacher if she informed the students parents and she said no 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
I remember that too back in elementary school twice a year we would get checked for head lice at the school nurse's office if there was an outbreak of stuff.
@@kam9543 exactly they can come back to school with the eggs.
@@kam9543my school did it in 2010 when I was in 3rd grade
Same here
I get in touch with agencies for the things my kids need. When my son was 2months old there was a bad storm and I accidentally left 2 boxes of pampers and wipes in my mom's car. My neighbor came to my house and watched my baby and I walked a mile to Walgreens with 3 bucks for pampers. I went to the manager and told him the issue and I told him I have to get pampers.
He brought the pampers and wipes and a case of waters, then, he called the plow truck had him take me home. Thank God.
We do what we have to.. every day ALL DAY...
Just DONT BLOCK YOUR BLESSINGS
Love you all be safe and ALWAYS FIGHT FOR YOUR BABIES!!
Thank you for posting this. I’ve been very sick for several months and when you mentioned the girl’s symptoms I realized they were EXACTLY like mine! I asked my dr to run some blood tests and sure enough I was severely anemic!! Thank you so much for helping me with my mystery illness. I’m already feeling so much better now that I’ve been taking iron supplements. Based on how sick I was, I can only imagine how much this poor little girl suffered!!
Feel well soon! My friend ended up collapsing and they found anaemia too, she's the fittest, healthiest person I know so it was quite a shock!
Were u going just of symptoms before you thought you were anemic? Cause before I knew i was anemic they just sent me to get a blood test just to see if it would show anything. Found out i was type 1 diabetic too then XD bloodtests can show alot
@@Goober_gobbler severe fatigue/exhaustion. But now I found out I also have an autoimmune disorder (Scleroderma), and that causes severe fatigue as well
@@BSG0005anemia is usually a symptom of something else, you don’t just have low iron for no reason. Hopefully the autoimmune diagnosis you got helps explain why you’re suffering from anemia! ❤
I used to work as a head lice removal technician, and I have seen some shit, with the worst case being a girl that had eggs on every hair on her head from root to tip that was about a 7 hour treatment. And other than the lice, that child was in fine health. For a lice infestation to be bad enough to make a person sick let alone contribute to their death, it takes years of neglect. That it was mentioned in her autopsy even, is mindblowing to me.
Wow that’s sounds like a tough job
why not just shave the hair?
Wow l didn't know that was possible!
Parasites freak ME OUT! I'd rather deal with a snake ( and I'm in Australia!)
@@angelicaclayybecause there are families who would not like that. My grandma loved my hair and my teacher knew that, so she sat for hours picking them out
Yeah I was gobsmacked watching and listening to the video. It's obvious there was other types of abuse and neglect that had been going on for the poor girls whole 9 years. I think the mother and the granny should be toasted on the electric chair 💺
This hits weird for me. My mum was a serious alcoholic and when i was 12 I had heard lice for months and months. I kept telling her that I did, but she just said I didn’t and wouldn’t do anything about it. I’m disabled so I couldn’t go to the shop myself and buy shampoo for it or anything. God it was so embarrassing at school. My heart breaks for this poor girl.
So sorry lovey.
Hope your life is better now.
Blessings
Sorry 🙏
I'm sorry you had to experience that. No little one should have to go through that.
Lord love you my dear . Hope you have a life of love and happiness.
❤️
This is so crazy to me, this family used to live in my hometown in New Mexico. I used to work at a Chili’s as a host and they would come in MULTIPLE times a week. They were all so sweet to me and talked with me for 30+ minutes sometimes, and none of their children were in bad condition, had bad hygiene, or seemed like they were doing bad in any way, shape or form. I will never get over this. I will always wonder what went wrong when they moved to Arizona.
What a small world
On the poverty aspect, I've seen a homeless woman stealing baby stuff for her baby and I kept my mouth shut, she also stole pads. I didnt say anything because I understood.
I am sick of hearing about children dying at the hands of their parents! We need to do more to protect them it’s just heart breaking 😢
We need to stop talking about trump and save these kids USA", GOv', need to get on these important ISSUESS as these babies getting hurt and other ISSUESS we face, today,
Certain people should nt have kids
I agree 💯%
Then stop watching
The entire system is horridly flawed. People aren't speaking up when stuff needs reported OR abusing the system to their benefit to cause problems for someone else. Workers in the child services either are being dissuaded from doing something, overwhelmed by too many cases and not able to help the kids adequately enough, or just not doing their jobs period.
This is a double edged sword, here.
Wow, they “allegedly”, tortured that baby to death by not getting her help for lice and weren’t even feeding her. I hope the other two girl recover from this! RIP baby girl! 💙✨
If money was really that tight that they couldn't afford the RID/NIX and the school, or doctor wouldn't provide it I would've resorted to shoplifting it before I'd let it get this out of hand. I'm not buying that excuse
@@amberlinmchugh8115 Omg, I literally said the same thing! Like I do not believe in stealing, but my motherly instinct couldn’t & wouldn’t allow me to just sit and let my own child suffer!
Some people just need to be shot...
I would ask strangers for money
One boy, one girl
When my kids were young and my daughter continued to get lice from the neighbors...the only thing that fixed our problem, was mayo and using a "plastic cap" aka shower cap. That actually worked, as well as my daughter staying away from the neighbors.
My mom and grandma did this for me as well I got lice when I was 10 and everyday after school. My grandma would put mayo on my hair then wash it out. It worked and I never dealt with that issue. It’s also inexpensive.
🤢 my mom did this and to this day if I smell mayo I can’t handle it
I'm really glad that it worked for you. Had a cousin try the mayo trick with plastic shower cap. Didn't work for her or her children who ended up getting lice from her!
When they said they couldn't afford it possibly I literally shouted "FUXKIN STEAL IT THEN" your child matters more than you. And if you were to get in trouble for stealing one item for your child who desperately needs it I HIGHLY DOUBT THEY WOULD CHARGE YOU AS A CRIMINAL. IM SO DISGUSTED WITH THESE PEOPLE I CANT I CANT
I NEVER got lice during my school years. I am 34 years old now. My daughter got lice while in 2nd grade and before I knew she had it, she gave it to me and I had hair ALLLLLLL the way to my butt. It was one of the worst thing I have ever came across. Thankfully I caught it super super early but I legit put on like 3-4 lice treatments in a week (I was stupid to do that much in such a short time) but it worked. Took me HOURS to comb my long ass hair through that little ass comb. Ugh. My heart goes out to anybody who gets lice without getting treatment. I could NOT imagine the feeling of bugs crawling on my head and just accepting it because nobody would help me get rid of them. That poor baby. 💔💔💔
Yep. Happened to me too. And we are clean freaks. Kids just get it at school and pass it to everyone in the family.
Sometimes I think, lice weren't as common back then. I also never had some and I can't remember that my class mates ever had problems with them. When my daughter went to school it was crazy, I can't count how often we got a "lice alert letter" which meant to watch out because a bunch of kids had the little suckers.
T gel works the best
My class got lice in first grade- my mom chopped off my super long hair bc the lice comb was a pain to use.
@@ginashaffer9293 the eggs stick to your hair so it’s super painful to pull the eggs off your hair.
Oh my God.....what a terrible terrible way to allow somebody to die. How miserable she must have felt 😭😭
I can't even imagine I know my kids got him when they were in high school and it's horrible cuz they shared brushes and hair ties you know how girls are. This mother has no excuse how horrible this little girl must have died oh my gosh
It must've been absolute torture for her 😭 she prob felt so powerless as she begged them to help her, to no avail
I adopted a child at 10 years old. I took care of her since a infant. She would come over many times with head Lice. She’s now 23 and graduating from college and is a 2nd grade teacher in one of the best schools. Her mother would say, “SHE’S FINE”.
When my oldest daughter was 8yr old, she got lice from a outbreak at her elementary school. She had waist length hair that was tight natural curls. We did the lice stuff from the pharmacy. Did not work. Dr suggested we use mayo (lots and put up in a cap for a few hours or about the length of a Disney movie) and not only did it work, the oils made is so much easier to comb through it. Thank goodness that was the only time we ever had lice and I never had it as a child so it was gross and stressful for both of us. These poor kids. ❤
I can’t be a mom by any means, but I would have taken this little baby in, for just some time. To let her know what its like to be loved, fed, clean, and nurtured. May she rest in peace.
You would probably be alot better then you think. And also be better then alot of others.
@@raefarnsworth4278 Unfortunately, I think they mean they physically cannot have children :(
I would help you as well. Poor little child. Regular life is hard enough. We need to take care of each other,please.
@@cp.ngoose1178 Not exactly, I'm just not mentally and financially able to. It's by choice. But that wouldn't stop me from helping anyone especially a child in need or in danger. I'd take a child and lead them to safety.
I've got no patience for raising babies
The mom has that "I was a good mom that did nothing wrong!" energy. I could see her angrily saying that.
Her mom looks like a deranged Crack head.
That's horrible. Good moms don't talk about how good they are either they just do what they do. And the good ones don't act like this lunatic that let her daughter down.
@@brianawhittaker8152 Hits really close to home.
Sometimes we do survive, and don't even realize the weight of things until the last days, or f'n PRESENT DAY...
Yeah, a good Mom..that lived in filth and subjected her kids to it and the grandmother allowed this 🙄
As women, we know better. As mother's, we've already been a child, we know what hurts and is embarrassing, is our job to show them how to survive, at least, cushion the uncomfortable and show them what love looks like. Anything less... ANYTHING LESS, IS CHILD ABUSE.
Medicaid pays for lice treatments. As a teacher, I definitely would have notice. I don't know about all schools, but I was recently told at me that we can longer keep kids out of school for lice. Which is horrible. It spread to my whole class.
i would rather steal the stuff to treat my children than let them suffer so even through poverty id still do anything, this case is absolutely disheartening and i hope the little girl rests in piece
This is horrific, it’s like something almost medieval- a child dying from a lice infection, malnutrition and neglect. It’s so avoidable and sad, thank you for covering this. This is an excellent video, you obviously have a great new editor!
It is nearly never anything you hear about. Die from lice! Seriously!? Great editor, I agree.
Can you imagine the pain? Poor baby.
The fact that it was a slow death was just cruel.
Also, I would like to point out that neither the "mother" or the "grandmother" didn't skip any meals, so that little girl shouldn't have gotten so malnourished that feasting parasites killed her. They should never be able to have any unsupervised visits from anyone who isn't an adult. They are selfish beyond repair.
My daughter got them when with her dad over the summer when she was 3. He supposedly treated her, but when she got home she had thousands of bugs. After treating her twice and combing through her hair for hours, she still had them. After speaking to my pediatrician's nurse, I followed her instructions, using an oil and vinegar method. After doing this twice, they were gone. Here's what I did:
Rinse hair with vinegar. Vinegar dissolves the nits (eggs).
After rinsing the vinegar out, coat the hair with a thick layer of any kind of oil, like vegetable oil.
Leaving the oil in, pin hair up and cover it with a shower cap and leave it in place overnight. *Make sure the cap isn't too tight, but you want it fitted to your child's head without any gaps. Oil suffocates lice. But they will try to run if they can. (The first morning after I did this, there was a large one that had made it down to her eyebrow. It was so gross! Lol).
After washing their hair, rinse with vinegar again and let it sit for 20 or 30 min before you rinse it out. Then dry their hair on a high heat setting (this can also help kill nits).
After all of this, Use a bamboo comb to comb out the now dead bugs and nits. Be thorough.
You're also going to want to change their sheets daily for awhile and also vacuum around their bed daily.
Bag up all stuffed animals and leave them for several weeks.
Disinfect brushes and anything else they use in their hair. Or just throw them out.
Pillows can go in the dryer with heat, look up the heat setting and for how long.
Like I said, I did this two nights in a row. Don't know if the second one was needed, but I was paranoid at this point and determined to rid her and our house of them for good. I even cut her long hair to shoulder length.
The chemical OTC and Rx treatments can't be used too many times in a row, as they can be harmful. This method has no chemicals, so you can do it as often as you need to. And I'm telling you, it worked better than any of the chemical treatments we tried.
**They actually prefer clean hair. So for girls, whenever you get a note that they've gotten into her class at school, put her hair in a tight ponytail, give it a good spray down with hairspray, and don't wash it during the week. I learned this from my sister who had 3 girls close in age, and my daughter never got them again.
Edit: thanks for all of the positive comments, and to those of you who jumped in and gave some excellent advice! Moms need all the info they can get. And, for whatever reason, most don't seem to be aware it can be treated without chemicals. Doctors should be suggesting this method before chemicals.
When going through it with my school age kids, I did much of what you did. I changed full sheets daily, but also put the comforter and blanket in the dryer for appropriate amount of time on high heat and used tshirts on pillows in the living room and when they got up to move, I’d grab the pillow and take it to the washer and take the shirt off right into the wash tub. I also got a large glass vase at a goodwill and filled it with rubbing alcohol. We would use combs and picks during the ‘Battle of the Bugs’ and between uses, they and hair ties stayed in the alcohol. It’s very effective…I saw many of the little buggers floating! Also, I’d add to not forget your vehicle, it needs treated too. We had them keep coming back after hours and hours upon hours of cleaning and washing, until it dawned on me that we were still getting into the same truck to go to school and get home every day. 🤷♀️ugh, lice, bed bugs and fleas…honestly, I’d rather have C0v!d for the 4th time!!
What type of vinegar
As a person who will be a future mother thank you!!! I have no one to teach me
Oh wow. Thank you for this info. Very helpful. I bet you wanted to snatch her daddy up.
@@supermidgetninjarockturtles I just used regular white vinegar.
I’m a nurse and I had a patient who became severely anemic, requiring transfusions, because of a severe infestation of lice. He was severely psychotic and wouldn’t let us treat him. We had to get a court order.
I’m a nurse too and have had the same experience. So horrible
Forgot to Switch Accounts,huh?
lol @@nutmeg5
I've had head lice at least a couple of times in my life, and they were all when I was 10-11 years old. My mom actually took the time to get it out everytime, and as soon as the lice was found, I was sent home. It seemed that it was spreading a lot at one point at my school (thats where I always got it from) that the principal and staff members would bring random kids in the office to go through their hair with a comb.
My mom was an addict. We had lice all the time growing up. She never treated us with medicated treatments. We used olive oil, vinegar, mayo and rubbing alcohol. Ours, at one point, got so bad you could see bugs in our hair. Terrible parents who don't care about their kids usually only care about themselves and that's where their self preservation lies. My mom treated her hair with proper treatment. For us kids it was always things we had around the house. She would always do her hair when we were at our dad's for the weekend. Then she'd claim she 'Just didn't have the money'. That was only true because of her coke/crack habit.
I hope your doing well now and know it wasn't your fault and you deserved a loving caring parent..I wish you happiness and peace 😊
I am so sorry...sending you positive energy and hugs
My mom wasn’t a addict and I never had lice but she acting the same way with many other things some people are just pure selfish and do not deserve kids
I'm sorry you went through that. My father was addicted too. It's astounding how SELFISH drug addicts are. We had NOTHING for ourselves as kids. We knew why. Dad was constantly bringing stolen stuff home and taking things out at night. 💗💗💗💗 tough times are over for you and I.
So sad, however much mental illness as well in this case. I’m an addict, and I will die for my child, and is always first and safe.
I remember seeing lice crawling through hair and over hair elastics of girls in my elementary school... It was always the same kids, and their parents were neglecting them for years. Years. The lice left when they reached teenaged years and were able to take care of themselves.
I was one of those kids. I hardly ever bathed, my hair was so full of bugs they were falling off my head, and I went most days with only school lunch for food. I didn't know I was being neglected. It took me until I was in my 20's to be able to look back and wonder just wtf were my parents doing?! This poor kid will never have that chance RIP💔
@@sarahwarnock2707 I'm so sorry you had to experience neglect. I was also neglected as a baby. I feel lucky that my sister and I were removed and placed in the care of our grandparents. I hope you are now living your best life and that each day is better than the last for you.
@@sarahwarnock2707 you deserved better
Exactly in my school it was always the same kids. I would feel so bad for them, most times I would befriend them and till this day if they see me they will stop and speak with me and let their family know how I would speak up for them and not allow them to be mistreated due to circumstances out of their control. They were kids, they didn’t have a choice of how they lived. Most times they would be the extremely poor kids who would have these issues. My mother always taught me to be sympathetic and if I can help always do my best to be a help to them because they probably were going though a lot at home and needed someone to be there for them. I’m still like that till this day, I’m not judgmental and I’m loyal. I have so many secrets that I will carry to my grave because I believe in what you tell me stays with me.
@@sarahwarnock2707 I'm sorry you endured this I pray that you're doing well 🙏
Watching this made my head itch and my blood boil. RIP little innocent angel. ❤
Listening to this and hearing about how infested with lice this girl was made me shiver, gave me a phantom feeling of crawlers in my hair. It’s horrifying to recognize that that feeling is something this girl had to deal with every single day, magnified by 1,000. And it only worsened.
This is the definition of extreme child neglect. I wish nothing on the mother but the same amount of suffering she inflected upon the little girl.
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A case of nasty
Idk if she wasn't able to afford healthcare and also was clearly embarrassed by her kids having lice, she maybe wasn't aware of how serious the girl's condition was. Just don't want to judge people before the investigation ends
@yoongistongue4163 oh my gosh clearly a case of neglect she is infested with head like and sick as well and the mother does nothing! Are you blind to this!!
Compasion is not applicable to this mother!!
It kills me when parents starve their children and the parents are ALWAYS obese. HOW could you be SO DAMN well fed and not give a SHIT about your chidlren?
Too much cheap pasta makes poor people fat. Too much booze makes a fatty liver. My God was there really NO ONE that cared????
As a kindergarten teacher, this happens way more than people think. We called the parents of one little girl and the parents got mad saying we were making a big deal out of nothing. Her hair was actually moving
Me and my sister struggled with lice bad and lived in neglect and poverty. I would spend hours a day picking at her scalp as she's 7 years younger than me. All while i was also incredibly infested. It's sad and it's hard. Parents, please if you have addiction issues get help. Your kids will only be proud of you for getting help , not shamed. You are the only one who can feel your pride, and the would rather you come out alive
Very sorry to read that you, and your sister lived in poverty and neglect. God bless.
When I was in elementary school I had a friend named Sarah. She got lice and her mom decided to shave her head. You can tell it was humiliating for her..she tried to compensate by wearing girlier clothes but kids are ruthless.
She didn’t come back to school after a while. I still think about her from time to time.
I always thought she was beautiful- especially with her short hair.
When I was a teenager, my little sister got headlice. I treated and combed the hair of all of my little siblings for hours and vacuumed the entire house, even though I was so sick I had to lean on the vacuum the whole time. So awful that this little baby was so horribly neglected, it just breaks my heart.
Y weren’t ur parents taking care of ur siblings? 🤔 😢
@@catherine520 perhaps working or maybe it was single parent household 🤷 you honestly never know it's hard
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One of the longest days of my life was coming home from work when my kid was sent home from school with lice. My husband had shampooed her and then we cleaned the entire house, all of the linens and the cars. It was exhausting. I can totally relate. Thank goodness our kids had us. It’s tragic when kids have no one.
I hope you are blessed now for taking care of your little sister. ❤
I got these as a child, My mom used a special shampoo and an Ether based solution. It worked. ( and we were dirt poor.) That and washed my sheets at highest temperatures and kept out of school till school was cleaned and the other kids were also treated and deemed free from em. I cannot imagine a parent not caring for their baby..How can anyone let this go on?! Not every parent deserves kids... This is so gross..Poor baby..
Absolutely amazingly done. First video I’ve seen, and especially after reading your profiles description, I am subbed. Clearly have done the goal of your channel justice, and that’s something not many creators can say.
_"It's not nasty to catch lice, it's nasty to _*_KEEP_*_ lice."_
When my son caught it in school, the teacher said,
*_"We don't tell people anymore when they catch it because some people get embarrassed. And for others it's a lifestyle choice!"_* What????
That's very odd. I don't think anyone chooses to keep lice. They're not hair pets.😆
@@RowanWarren78 is that a Modern Family reference? 😭
they should have their license taken away, we sent children back home if they kept coming in with lice. It just takes one lazy parent to spread lice constantly to every other child.
Yes, a number of years ago I heard that schools were no longer notifying parents that there' d been a headlice case. This is ridiculous since there is no need to release the name of the child or children who had it. My kids got it from 2 little girls who were school age when mine were still preschool. I had never seen the horrid things before. I was horrified and mortified. I found- out from a neighbor that half the kids in yown had them.
Sounds about liberal to me!
Poor child. That was plain murder. Fatty liver indicates the girl had a lifetime of neglect and misery. Thank you for sharing so sensitively. (You cat is a real prima donna)
Wow I live in Tucson AZ and this is the first I've heard of this case it's so sad I don't understand why some mother's don't seem to love and care for their children being so many of us wishing we had children of our own... There is no excuse for the neglect this little angel went through it makes me sick thinking about how she must have suffered. RIP Little Angel 😢
Me and my husband love to watch/listen to your show. We can tell that you try care about the stories especially the kids. Great Job keep it up
This brings me back to being a child and being ridden with severe lice infestation for years and years bc my dad didn't give af. I'll never forget it taking a hair specialist 6 hours to completely clean my hair- and she had to come back a second time.
Damn. It takes 5 minutes to clean out with tea tree oil
My husband’s ex girlfriend used to always keep my step kids full of lice and would never treat them. Every weekend I used to spend hours and hours for years on end to rid them of their lice. I couldn’t understand why she would neglect them, she would just say that we were crazy and deny they had lice. I felt terrible for those kids. You could literally see the lice bugs crawling on they’re forehead’s. So creepy. Mother ended up in prison.
@Dan running someone over with a car while high on meth
@Dan Child neglect
Mine too. It’s sickening.
Sounds like my ex husband. He would message me when he had contact saying they have lice and that I need to treat them. He has lice and refused to get the treatment and would blame me. Rebecca x
Your husband should have reported her and filed for custody
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This breaks my heart 💔 I remember being a kiddo and having my hair checked for lice at school. I never had lice and actually found the combing so relaxing. When there was a lice case found at my school, my mom would gently brush our hair, checking for any signs of lice. She'd help us wash our hair with tea tree oil drops. Looking back, I feel so appreciative of my mom and community. This poor baby deserved to be taken care of, deserved to be pampered!!!
Growing up in poverty for me lice was rampant. So many people had these insane infestations, could see them crawling on their heads in class. I’ve had it more times than I can count. We used lice treatments but I knew some families would just cut all their hair off. The school never did anything because it was just “normal” there. This kid was severely neglected, not fed or taken care of. You’ll be fine with bad lice as long as you’re eating properly… clearly she was not… at all
Like it is always said, Karma is a bitch and sooner or later these 2 women will get theirs!! May take a while but it is coming to them!!!This mother and grand mother are devil POS!! Worthless. Waste of skin and air!!! 🤬😈
This is LAUGHABLE....
How long ago was this? I grew up in a neighborhood then rife with crime, poverty, drugs, etc. I've never seen anything remotely like that. If anything, I got lice at the age of 10 through a neighbor's kid, who's mother just put a wool hat on his head. And this was a more or less middle class neighborhood with nice homes and a few scatterings of apartment buildings. Because this mother didn't want to promptly treat her son, many kids on the block at the time got them.
This is a white ppl thing
@@SaafiraRaja no, really it’s not, it’s horrible some people have to live like that; I can’t stand people who comment just to make others feel bad. Who hurt you? You reek of insecurity
I survived Child Abuse for just over 11 years, and listening to this brought back so many memories of what I went through. Scary to think I was closer than I ever could have imagined to being a victim like this poor girl. To her mother, if she is anything like my own step mom (my main abuser), then I pray to any God up there that she'll get what she deserves
Yep, same. My mother hated taking care of me. My grandmother forced her to take me to the hospital because I had pneumonia. Caused by her, I’m sure. Never clothed properly when it was cold outside.
You believe in a God that gives abusers children and sits there and do nothing. If he exist he is just as evil as any man or woman who abuse children
@@preciousjewel6122 I believe in no God, that's just a phrase I use.
Yeah. This brought back some very unpleasant memories. If I could kill my biological parents and avoid prison, i would.
It's so sad seeing what some of you have been through. My heart goes out to you, and I hope you find healing from your past. Personally, I'm considering a career working with Child Protection Services, and maybe being an advocate speaking against child abuse. I'd like to use what I went through to try to make things better for other kids who don't have any support. I hope you all find your happiness and your purpose, I wish everyone here the best of luck in whatever they pursue.
as of 10/9/2023 the grand moher was sentenced to 7 years probation with 100 hours of community service after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of her granddaughter. And as of 10/23/23 Sandra Kraykovich is scheduled for a compentency hearing. smh. I can' believe the grandmother got off basically scott free and there is the possibility that the mother may as well. definitely another one of those cases going on my watch list to follow.
That's the problem with our society. Too often the perpetrator/s get off without adequate punishment.
Oil does actually work very well for head lice. My sister and I had lice a couple of times as young children. Our parents are doctors and dowsed our heads in canola oil and kept it on overnight. It killed all of the lice. Though, it’s annoying to wash out. My point is, even if this family didn’t have enough money for pharmaceutical lice medication, there are other cheaper options that work. They have no excuse for what happened to their child
Wash oil out with conditioner. It works better!
Ugh, I had a friend who came over and constantly gave me lice and fleas. I feel so bad for her, kids don't deserve that kind of torture
In all seriousness, that's awful...
but with your pfp I can't help but imagine a bunch of Littens playdating and giving each other ticks and fleas 🤣
I’d rather have fleas then lice or bedbugs. Fleas you can bomb the house easily but the other two have to be treated.
@@rosesapling72 lmao nice touch. My first in that version was a Litten actually
We wouldn't be friends any longer until it was treated.
@@SongSingsSoprano seriously? Children don't deserve that. Can you imagine how you'd feel to be cast out by your best friends over something you couldn't control? No one has compassion in this world anymore! Disgusting.
This is probably one of the most miserable uncomfortable deaths I've ever heard of I can't imagine how itchy she was poor girl
I sincerely pray that she is resting in peace.
@@user-ne7zi3ym3b finally free of pain
4:50 - I love the video sequence used for the symptoms 😂.
Great work on the videos. Great stories and great presentation!
Subbed. Been watching your channel the last couple days
many years ago a family member sent her children to stay with us. They were infested with lice and she didn't tell any of us. Of course it infected all our children. I found one on my child and went immediately to buy the medication needed to solve the issue as well as for her children. I was working a minimum wage job and living way below the poverty line. There is no excuse for this
Exactly. There are store brand versions of the lice shampoo too! I had to get that because I was a single mother and both of my daughters had them. I also bought it again 2 weeks later because the directions say to repeat the treatment in 2 weeks as that is how long it takes for the eggs to hatch and if u missed a few the shampoo will kill them.
This makes my skin crawl and my heart ache. Those poor kids!!!!
Not to mention the Grandma as well. She could very well have saved that girl's life if instead of just complaining to the mom about not being there, she could have gotten off her own butt and taken the kids to a doctor, hospital, gotten stuff actually made to treat lice instead of trying mouth wash which I would never have thought of using for that ever. So frustrating, even after the boyfriend told the mom to take the girl to the hospital, she still didn't. There was more going on in that house than just a lice infestation & lack of housekeeping.
Lice do NOT eat you alive! Maggots do. Lice stay on the hair and head.
That is absolutely horrific and so sad for that little girl and for those other two children I hope that the court will not put those children back in place with her mother. Obviously she’s a horrible mother and she should not have custody if you can’t take care of your children feed them, clothe them love them and give them the medical attention that they need then you shouldn’t have children. Can I say no more?
In situations like this. Go to the store and talk to people. Tell them your situation and whats happening. Its probably a 90%+ chance that someone would help you. I have seen this many times and it works. I have also helped families i havent known beforehand, many times when struggling. Most people would be glad to help if you need it for your children. I know that its hard and embarrassing to have to ask for help sometimes, but the alternatives are worse. Do not feel embarrassed, we all need help sometimes or have needed it before. People don't know whats going on unless you tell them
I had lice as a child more than once. Every time my parents used Listerine and a metal fine toothed brush for hours to pull the lice and eggs out. It worked to help me, but it'd always be right after I was found to have the lice. Washing with and styling my hair with coconut oil (and washing everything owned in the house that was cloth) helped to suffocate them as well. It was so easy to get rid of them. It's like they were too lazy to even care about this child. What a horrible thing for this poor baby to go through.
There was a period in time when my cousins and I were just passing it around. And finally my grandma made us all sit there and put mayonnaise in our hair. It was so itchy lol but it worked! And we had super soft hair after that.
Lice are WAY more resistant to the chemicals now than ever in the past, and if even ONE nit remains, youre screwed.
IMO, Tea Tree Oil is great in shampoo for prevention, and home remedies (like mayo and saran wrap), or a head shave is better than the chemical treatments.
@@TehAnshiTunes Yeah but remember that tea tree oil is acidic. Don't use it everyday.
@@Hsjsjb2626 I wash my hair every few days, so its never been a problem. :)
@@TehAnshiTunes I never had lice either, and I never tried tea tree oil. :)
A fatty liver and necrosis of the liver is frequently seen in severe alcoholics. Makes me think they were making her drink the mouthwash and not using it on the hair.
I hope they did more investigation into her liver than this video tells us
That's what I was thinking, or they "kept them quiet" or "helped for them to fall asleep" with alcohol slipped in their drinks
You get the same fatty liver (non-alcoholic fatty liver disease) from poor diets high in sugars, starch and, especially, fructose, which the liver has problems metabolising in great quantities. The incidence of fatty liver is actually rising rapidly in the US and Australia, at younger and younger ages, probably due to routine consumption of processed foods. It can eventually develop into cancer and it can end in dementia. It frequently is accompanied by Vitamin B deficiencies. It is now increasingly recognised as a precursor to diabetes.
@@astridnova7919high fructose corn syrup
Back in the early 90's when I was in elementary school there was girl in my class who was sent home so much for head lice that it eventually got to a point where they would make her go directly to the nurse every day immediately after stepping off the bus so they could check her before she was allowed to go to class.
It was clear something was really wrong in her home life. She was always dirty. She smelled generally bad all the time. She wore hand me downs from her older brothers, including worn and torn shoes that were like clown shoes on her they were so oversized for her 9 year old feet.
She was so regularly infested with head lice that we rarely saw her in class because she rarely made it past the nurse check in towards the end.
Eventually she just stopped showing up entirely and never was seen in school again.
I always wonder what happened to her, but if I had to bet the school had enough and got child protective services involved.
there was a girl that transferred to my elementary school mid yr when I was in 3rd grade, the school wouldn't enroll her until her parents treated her lice, it was so bad the principal could see it in her hair, bc of her being in the office & on school grounds we all had to get checked, I felt bad for her bc she was just a little kid & it wasn't her fault, the principal had a counselor & child welfare folks look into her home life, she was only in school like a month, then her fam moved away & I still think abt her now & then, I hope she's ok 🙏🏻
This is so heartbreaking. A 9 year old child died from live. Any church member would buy the treatment. Any human being would. This poor lil girl suffered a terrible death. I am truly heartsick over this story. The loss of this young girl is a true travesty.
Heck, you could probably just go to a store and ask someone to buy you the license treatment. Someone would.
bleuh. just the description made my whole body itch.
This is insane & so sad. Poor baby girl 😞. It's obvious they did not care for her well-being.. I will never understand how some "Parents" even a grandparent can be so cruel & neglectful to their own children. 😡
i used to be petrified of having children because i thought i'd be a bad parent. this situation has me like... nvm, i'm alright actually in perspective. some humans are capable of incredibly dark things. my mom wasn't perfect but i'm so much more grateful for her now.
a lot of parents ARE terrible!
I loved my mom, she died too young. She was caring, clean and a great homemaker. RIP Mom.
I had lice as a kid and I know how uncomfortable it is I feel so bad for this poor child Rest In Peace little angel
Love you guys. Great down to earth couple.
I love the kitty debuts in many of their videos! 😻😻😻😻
SHE HAD A BOYFRIEND?? LORD ANYONE CAN GET SCREWED. SMH REST IN PEACE ANGEL
And to think I’m sitting here friendless and Dnt even mention boyfriend-less
@@pallana3701 exactly!!! 🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾🤦🏾
i mean she gave birth so 😭
I’m a cosmetologist, everyone gets lice especially people that are really clean because The lice has an easier time to move about the hair this is so sad and so preventable they need to be put under the jail.
Black people don’t really get them.
Being a cosmetologist makes you a lice expert? Also, where did you get your data? I want proof!😂 TH-cam has people running around creating fake facts. Lol
@@LatitiaDelicia lice is pretty common, almost everyone has had it at least once.
& besides, teena isn’t far off about lice preferring clean [ though they aren’t very picky ] individuals - in fact, i thought this was common knowledge?
nevermind that, where did they say [ or imply ] that they were a lice expert? 🤨
@@LatitiaDelicia Just shut up...press on....
@@MOONATlC Just ignore this fool....
Apply as much conditioner to the hair as required and comb through with a nit comb! I also used a few drops of Tea Tree oil in the conditioner to act as a repellent. It was very cheap but effective.
There are resources out there where you can get the lice treatment for free for your kids. There’s absolutely no excuse for this woman and the neglect she showed her child.
I've never heard of head lice actually killing anyone before this. When I had them briefly in high school everything I read about them basically said they were more annoying than anything and didn't spread known diseases like the other kind of lice. It's hard for me to even conceptualize the AMOUNT of lice that had to be on her head for them to feed off enough of her blood to make her anemic. And she had fatty liver and liver failure, at 9 YEARS OLD. How does that even happen? This is insane. I hope her surviving siblings end up well taken care of and the mother and grandmother are held responsible to the greatest extent of the law, because they had plenty of time to save the little girl and chose to do NOTHING.
And poverty isn't a good enough excuse for not treating the infestation... Over the counter lice treatments don't always work (even IF you can afford them). What I had to do in high school (because over the counter treatments weren't working) was take a nit comb and slowly and methodically go through my LONG hair, clean off/crush any lice and eggs that were on the comb, rinse the comb and continue the process. (I got them from headphones for online classes at school, no i did not have a choice. I ended up convincing my dad I needed some cheap ones for school so I'd stop getting lice.) The difference is a high schooler can do this with their own hair themself, a parent should do so for a 9 year old. There was so much that COULD have been done to prevent this child's death and its incredibly disappointing that nothing was done in time. Again, I really hope the other children in the house are alright and being taken care of.
Head lice do the same thing to people that fleas do to an animal
I did read that you can be born with fatty liver which I didn't know either but I never heard of anyone being anemic from them.
Bruh could have just did what i did and roasted them with a hair dryer first
I used to work at a lice removal place and thats the ONLY way we did it super effectively, you literally CANT kill them when they are in your hair so you just have to comb them all out. Even if you somehow manage to kill them you would still have to comb them out so might as just do that instead of prolonging the process. LICE COMB AND HAIR CONDITIONER IS ALL YOU NEED. ** NEVER USE OIL IT WILL MAKE THE EGGS SLIPPERY AND MAKE THEM VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE TO TAKE OFF**
No doubt there was other neglect going on like healthcare and probably food too.
I had lice only once as a kid in kindergarten, I will never forget standing in the bathtub while my mom poured something on my head and brushing through my hair while freaking out herself. I cannot imagine how this little girl felt having lice crawling through her hair as she died.
When I was training to be a teacher there was a poor kid in my class with visible head lice. We could do nothing about it. We couldn’t send him home or treat him. We told the home about it and just had to hope the home would deal with it. Often schools just don’t have the power to do certain things.
My sister-in-law went back & forth with the school for years about lice because she herself was INFESTED and would do nothing to address it. When pushed, she snapped back "big deal, dogs have fleas, and people have lice, get over it!" I have never been so disgusted. This was years ago but she's still the same way, she just home schools her kids so she doesn't have to deal with it.
Children are so incredible. So precious and full of potential. They just want to be loved.
Dad called me "lice taxi" & we were so poor, we ate only gravy biscuits all 3 meals 2 months straight once. That being said, my mom ALWAYS got me lice meds, washed everything and cleaned the entire house at least once a month for a year, until I switched schools. Poverty isn't an excuse. Laziness is just laziness.
I’m sorry that you lived like that 😢
Cleaned your house once a month??????? I see why you made lice!!! You're supposed to clean your house once a week!!!!! 🤷🏿♀️😮💨
When my daughter was in elementary school she came home 3 times with head lice. I remember my neighbors who kids went to school with me and they picked mine up after school was told their kids didn't have lice. I said impossible and checked the kids and they both had it and the school nurse didn't see it. I found the way as a single mom no child support to treat her and the house. You have to care for your child to take care of them and as we know not everyone should be a mom.
Wow that poor lil girl, my heart hurts for her! I honestly can't remember hearing of this story... It only happened up the road from me.... So sad😞
My mom is a single mother with 3 girls and she was able to take at least one day off and use her valuable vacation time that takes months to build up in order to do treatment. This mother has no excuse. It’s all about what kind of parent you are.
The best thing for lice I’ve found is actually mayonnaise and vinegar. You smother them with the mayo and plastic. Leave it on for a really long time like longer than you want. Hours. Comb it. Wash it out with the vinegar and comb it until they’re gone.
Standard hair conditioner works in replacement of mayo too....... Just a pro tip incase you're out if Mayo ☺️
My mom was big on mayo for everything. I thankfully never ended up with lice, but she'd put it in our hair to condition it after bad at home perms.
Yes, make sure to get every damn nit out! Its also imperative to thoroughly vacuum, wash and heat dry items, bag items that cant be heat dried ip for a month. Ugghh..if I keep reading comments and commenting myself I will start to feel like my head is crawling🤯
My friend was a broke single mother of three small ones. She said she used mouthwash and a Walmart bag. I guess anything is better than nothing. My head is crawling now. Eww.
We did that too and it worked really well. Then we went over our hair with a hair straightening iron and did it every week or so until we were sure. I wouldnt really want to put mayo and stuff like that on an infected scalp though. Maybe antibiotic ointment? Ours never got that out of hand though.
Your cat is beautiful. I just had to tell you that. That being said I love watching your videos so well done and informative
I really like the shoutouts at the end!
These stories are getting worse by the day.
These children, babies, venerable adults dying at the hands of lazy caregivers, parents, & relatives.
This keeps going on... Not only will more death occur, but they're going to bring back diseases that we've eliminated. All over boyfriends', girlfriends, drugs, alcohol, jealousy, it's disgusting.
Child services needs to get it together.
If I need a license to drive a car, go fishing, drive a boat, fly a plane.....then start making people go through some sort of testing for having children.
Just because you have the parts, & can.. Doesn't me you're a good candidate.
Forgive me..... But when I saw the grandmothers' mugshot....I thought of a Maine Fisherman in a yellow raincoat...I'm going to Hell.
If you're going to Hell, then I'm riding shotgun, because I agree 😆
😂I got back passenger 😂
Seriously? CPS are criminal.
& Don't Forget Money. 🤮
Trust the Gorton’s Fisherman.
Am I really the only one noticing the hole in her eye though?
The US has such a stigma against headlice, but sometimes it happens. In the UK where I lived as a child I got lice once or twice in about 5 years as well as my younger brother, but my mom took care of it in only a few days
I'm American and went to school in NY and the girl I sat next to in 5th grade got lice. I wasn't sure it was lice because the bugs were so large. I didn't say anything because how could no one else not notice? Especially her parents. I wasn't friends with her so I didn't know her situation. But the next day a bug fell onto her paper and she squished it. So in my young mind I took that to mean, she knew they were there and didn't care. As an adult, idk how true that assumption was. I told my teacher discretely and he sent her to the nurse's office. The next day we all had to go and get checked for lice. The girl seemed ok afterwards too, she never had issues making friends (that I knew of)
@@morgan4574 you did the right thing by telling the teacher, especially in a discrete way! Compassion is so lost these days:/
In the U.S, at least here in WV, we have health checks every 6 weeks for the student. We did it when I was in school, after becoming a nurse my first job was working for the BOE and we performed lice checks then and as of last year they were still doing them. The health check consist of a basic eye/sight, ear/hearing, teeth/throat, lice check, as well as give the kids cards where they can ask us any personal questions. I didn't realize it until I became a nurse but the personal question card has actually helped get kids out of abusive home lives.
If a child does have lice we keep it 100% confidential. We make a note of the student, an assistant contacts a parent to come pick the child up and is given RID (lice treatment) & 3 cans of RID spray. If the parent needs help we can offer a dry cleaning service and a one time cleaning service that will do a 3 day deep clean. It's actually a pretty awesome system.
@@vixxxenfoxxx3660 it's not often I'm pleasantly surprised by WV but I'm glad to hear it
Thats how it usually goes here too
I do not condone stealing, but if I was that poor, I would definitely steal what was needed to treat my children
We all get head lice one time in our lives but there’s no excuse for such an infection in such a little girl.poor baby girl RIP ❤
I’m 36 never had it neither of my 5 siblings or nieces or nephews . My mom never did either. So your statement isn’t true
My daughter is 13 never had lice either
@@shaneereed2530 Have you ever heard of figurative language?
Black people do not get head lice!!! Get it right!!!
who is 'we' lol? Never.
Anyone else's head itching???:/ I cannot imagine the horror this little angel had to endure. How can people be so, so evil???:(
Just reading the title made my head itch.
Dcs/cps here in Tucson Arizona is ridiculous ASF!! They take kids from parents who are being taken care of but kids like this who needs to be removed from the home go unnoticed until it's too damn late!!!
What a horrible, but heart wrenching sad story. :( However, when my daughter was 11, she got lice. Not only are the products you get from the store toxic, they're expensive. I fought it for a long time, and nothing worked. After spending 100s of dollars, I confided in a close friend of mine living in Italy, her husband was stationed there. She told what the Italians do. She said buy some olive oil (not veg oil), drench my daughter's hair in it. I had a special type comb, not the type you get with the store bought products that tear the hair out. She said comb the hair removing as many lice as you possibly can, all that you find. Add more oil, then braid my daughter's hair. Put a plastic cap over the hair, mainly to stop the oil from dripping out and all over the place. Let them sleep over night with the oil and cap on. The next day, apply the oil again, and comb out as much as you can fine. Usually, by then any eggs on the hair has hatched, thus killing the rest of the lice. I was amazed and relieved that it truly worked. And it worked fast, with no toxins. Lice can't survive in the oil. :)
Life provides enough hardships and pitfalls for kids without the people who are supposed to care/teach/love/protect them choosing to instead neglect/abuse/murder them. This is beyond heartbreaking. RIP to that sweet precious little girl💖💖