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Sad thing is the protective services are likely going to give their parents many years to pull it together to reunify the family, rendering him and his sibling hard to place because of their age and the multitude of foster placements.
Alcoholism is a progressive thing. Maybe it's just gotten slowly, but steadily worse?
Yep. There's an old saying, "If you hang long enough, you get used to being hung." The creep of the problem was slow enough for it to be "normal" for the kids. When I was in San Diego I was involved (as an observer) in a raid on a mobile home with a heavy fence around it and several dogs in the yard. Inside we found a quantity of meth in an aquarium that housed seven tarantulas. There were four pre-schoolers in the house. They came and went through a hole in the floor. Food was obtained by competing with the dogs. That was 1987 and I can still smell that place.
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