Statutes Of US For Families Fighting CPS

06/05/2026

Tired of a failing state? These people need to go! Stop voting for the destruction of New Mexico!

06/04/2026

Please stop telling foster children they’re lucky.

They’re not lucky to be in foster care.

They’re not lucky to be separated from everything they’ve ever known.

They’re not lucky to be carrying grief, confusion, fear, and trauma in little bodies that were never designed to hold that much pain.

You see the child in clean clothes.

You see the smile in the family photo.

You see the birthday party.

The Christmas presents.

The safe home.

And you call them lucky.

But you didn’t see what it cost them to get there.

You didn’t see the middle of the night removal.

You didn’t see the fear.

You didn’t see the goodbye.

You didn’t see the tears.

You didn’t see the child trying to make sense of a world that stopped making sense.

You didn’t see them wonder if it was their fault.

You didn’t see them miss people they love.

You didn’t see them carry loyalty conflicts no child should ever have to carry.

You didn’t see the nights they cried themselves to sleep.

Or the months it took before they trusted anyone enough to believe they were staying.

They’re not lucky.

They’re surviving.

They’re healing.

They’re learning how to feel safe again.

And yes, some children find homes that are safe, stable, and full of love.

Thank God for that.

But safety is not luck.

Being fed is not luck.

Having clean clothes is not luck.

Being protected is not luck.

Those are things every child should have had from the very beginning.

The goal should never be for a child to lose everything and then be called lucky because someone finally met their basic needs.

And here’s the part people miss.

A child can be deeply loved and still deeply grieving.

A child can be safe and still heartbroken.

A child can love the family raising them and still miss the family they lost.

Those things can exist together.

So please stop calling them lucky.

Call them loved.

Call them brave.

Call them strong.

Call them worthy.

But don’t call them lucky.

Because lucky would have been growing up safe in the first place.

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

She has 3 🤯🤯🤯

06/04/2026

Healing sometimes begins with unlearning what we were taught survival was supposed to look like.
Being “good” should have never required suffering in silence.
You deserve safety.
You deserve boundaries.
You deserve peace.
You deserve healing. 💜✨
Some of the strongest survivors were once taught that keeping the peace mattered more than protecting themselves.
It didn’t.
You are not “too much.”
You are enough. 💜
DomesticViolenceAngels™
© 2026 SMRC | DomesticViolenceAngels

06/04/2026

Women have living proof of this happening. 🤍✨ Affirm this for yourself. Use your experiences as fuel to motivate you toward your goals. Forego the naysayers in your life who project limiting beliefs onto what you can achieve and reclaim your power back from those who stole it from you.

06/04/2026

DEFUND CYFD Immediately please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Update: CYFD confirms it was involved in the case of a mother accused of child abuse resulting in death, and the mother was in counseling services. ⬇️ Story link in comments.

06/04/2026

This is why I STILL fight for Holly Griego and Esmeralda Rosalinda Griego, my daughters.

Because too many people are adopting kids and then giving up on them and I can't stand to see my daughters in this situation.