History
Our website began as a public outcry for support to help bring to justice the abusers of two of our children. The father of the two children was in the U.S. Army and served his last tour in Iraq as a combat medic and trainer to the Iraqi medics. While he was overseas serving our country, our two younger children from his previous marriage lived with their biological mother in another county here in Georgia. If you have read the casefile on them and the documentation then you have no doubt realized some of what they endured. This information was gathered in a short time span with a professional child psychologist. It is only a small portion of what has been not only revealed to us but to the counselors that are in our home four to five days a week. The DFACS systems, in both the county we live in and the county where the offenses took place, are aware of the situation and circumstances our family has faced. The county system where this allegedly happened was aware of some of the abuse going on at the time it was happening. Despite reports and efforts to remove the children from the abuse, they were left with their mother by the DFACS and court systems. We now believe we have made some progress towards the possibility of a conviction and/or justice concerning the offenders.
Our Misson
Our purpose for this site has now turned to advocacy for all abused and/or neglected children and to push for new laws that would not only protect the innocent but bring more swift and stiffer punishment to their offenders. It is a known fact that many of our nation's state agencies are deficiant in the protection of abused children. We want to see laws change for the better in their favor. Our United States Constitution is set in place to defend our rights. Our children deserve the same rights afforded to us as adults. We cannot achieve this task alone. It must be a combined effort of many voices speaking out as one to reach these goals. We would also like to see more resources available to families dealing with the aftermath. The resources for survivors and their families are not near adequate here in Georgia. It is our understanding that many other states lack the needed resources for rehabilitation.
One can talk about change...but many can effect it.