Drug Intervention advice

anyone from south carolina know the laws about child protective services?

i reported something drug related over my precious grandson, i would lovingly take into my home, if necessary. they denied me, because i said that the parents use drugs in another room, instead of the room where the child is. that is shocking to me. anyone have any answers or advice? meth is the drug. they could crash and go into a deep sleep, while my grandson does something like climb out a window. he can open it himself. many things could happen. that is why i wanted intervention.

I doubt that it is about which room it is in… but probably, it is that they are unable to prove that any drugs are being used at all. In other words, they take reports, and have to investigate. They can NOT take a child from the parents, on the report alone. They have to find proof or other problems.
Not that YOU are lying.. but understand, there are millions of false accusations filed in this country. People DO lie (or make mistakes). They have to be careful. Keep in mind.. that it can be tricky for a grandparent, since sometimes they are influenced by emotion and not fact. They have to look carefully at all the factors. I guarantee this.. I DO know a grandparent who filed false reports, and committed perjury in court. All out of spite to the parent.
Remember, that an UNFOUNDED report does not mean they find the report false. Huge difference. Unfounded means that they were not ABLE to get enough proof to do something. False means they find it did not happen.

You are a model. Teens are watching you and how you handle crisis situations in your life. drug intervention advice They look at your problem solving skills and often times use them as their own. So if you solve your problems with alcohol, they may do the same.
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