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By: Donna

Donna — Sat, 09 Mar 2013 14:40:17 +0000

Dear Polly,

I am here in New Jersey and sadly we are experiencing something similar. My husband shared child pornography with my children and I even have tamper proof evidence from computer supported reports. No one cares that my son and husband have accessed child pornography. My son has even offered to provide free child care services in the community and the Judge is still allowing unsupervised visitation with the minor daughters. Mother’s and children need help across the world concerning these acts.

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By: Dr. Polly Dunn

Dr. Polly Dunn — Tue, 13 Nov 2012 21:41:12 +0000

Please consider talking to a therapist or counselor in your community who can support you and provide you with advice on how to proceed during this difficult time. Your counselor can be an advocate for YOU as you continue to advocate for your granddaughter. The Childhelp hotline is also available to you for free and confidential advice on what to do (1-800-422-4453) by phone. Thanks so much for sharing your story with us, and we wish you all the best as you continue this difficult journey.

By: Diana

Diana — Thu, 08 Nov 2012 03:47:47 +0000

Help! My 3 yr old granddaughter disclosed to me and her mommy (my daughter) that she had been playing with her daddy’s butt. My daughter took her to her dr. and no physical evidence was found and she didn’t talk to the nurses. CPS was notified and they did a forensic interview with her where she again disclosed nothing. Her parents are still together. I asked her if daddy said anything about her telling me and she said yes. The way I gather it my daughter’s boyfriend (the child’s father) admitted it to my daughter and my daughter told my granddaughter “You don’t play with daddy’s butt. You don’t kiss him like that.” I know my daughter loves this child. But how do I stand back and let them be one big “happy” family? What do I do? What CAN I do? I think they have told her not to talk but thank God she still feels safe to talk to me.

By: Virginia schoen

Virginia schoen — Fri, 26 Oct 2012 03:03:04 +0000

The price of the Psychiatrist Went to 7600.00 a one time visit with our Grandaughter One more court date Dec. 4th 2012 The Judge will decided if the Dad has Sexual Abuse Our Grandaughter. I hope he will soon be caught for wht he has done to her. I believe it does not matter what the Dad has done the Judge Does not here Our cries for Help to Protect her He is only worried about the ABUSER Not the Victim. 3rd Circuit Court In Nashville Tn. Dec. 3rd 2012 .Please remember us in your prayers. Virginia Schoen

By: Dr. Polly Dunn

Dr. Polly Dunn — Wed, 24 Oct 2012 14:25:07 +0000

First of all, you should be commended for doing the right thing. Telling the authorities when your child reported being touched inappropriately took a great deal of bravery on your part! Now, I would recommend talking to a therapist or counselor in your community who can support you and provide you with advice on how to proceed during this difficult time. Your counselor can be an advocate for YOU as you continue to advocate for your children. They would also be able to provide you with specific guidance about your situation and advice related to the strain this has put on your marriage. The Childhelp hotline is also available to you for free and confidential advice on what to do (1-800-422-4453) by phone. Thanks so much for sharing your story with us, and we wish you all the best as you continue this difficult journey.

By: LC mother of two

LC mother of two — Tue, 23 Oct 2012 19:17:17 +0000

I am searching online for any information that would be helpful. My son (3) told me that his great Uncle touched him inappropriately. Child Services became involved and arranged for a Child Advocacy Assessment. Again, my son shared that it was his great Uncle. He is too young to know that it was wrong and still loves the perpetrator. The great Uncle is my husband’s Uncle who was also instrumental in raising him when he was very young.
My husband believes that his Uncle has been falsely accused and that I am the accuser because I involved Children’s Services and the local Police Department. I am told that it is incredibly hard to get cases like mine to ever go to trial because a child’s statement is not enough evidence. If there are no physical signs present, it’s even harder.
My daughter yells at her brother when he talks about it and tells him to stop lying. She denies that anything happened, but she has displayed unusually high levels of sexual behavior for her age (5). The Police don’t want a statement from her because if she continues to lie and cover it up, it goes as defense for the Uncle.
My marriage is close to ending as a result of the fights between my husband and I. He doesn’t believe it, I do. I just want to protect my children and prevent this man from doing it again to his own grandchildren. I keep praying and praying to God. It seems to be my only comfort, but I am growing impatient. Does anyone have advice for me?

By: Karina Salazar

Karina Salazar — Thu, 27 Sep 2012 15:54:46 +0000

Thank you very much! Appreciate it

By: Dr. Polly Dunn

Dr. Polly Dunn — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 16:02:09 +0000

Certainly! Sounds like a great project!