Acquired

November 26, 2017 I birthed my baby boy. While in the hospital I admit, I refused some medicine for myself and was slightly reluctant on some optional shots and treatment for my baby. I am not a fan of excessive medical treatment, and was not fully aware my breast milk does not completely come in for a few days. In event, I did compromise. I also had family present most of the time. Not requested or as supervision. The other concern brought up was I fell asleep with my baby. In my defense, like I said, I had family there, and I must not have been asleep to deep I woke up before the baby was taken off me, as well as, I made sure to position myself so my baby was not in danger. A family meeting was set-up due to doctors concerns. I do have a traumatic brain injury that took place in 2004, and has since then healed itself. My past injuries have no effect on how I feel or raising my child. I cook, clean, dress, and am active in my community. We agreed both my son and I would go to a relatives, not even 24hrs later the CPS worker came back and said my relative was no longer willing to have me in the home and I was not aloud unsupervised visits. I simply repeated, on what grounds, there is no basis. I do not do drugs, alcohol, or have any contact with either punitive father, which I followed up in assuring I know who the father is. I don’t want child support. Which brings up another hospital concern, my prenatal care. I got 5 opinions. Mostly due to the lack of the hospital, Maine Med, and my old pcp at Family Partners, Dr. Cluckey not telling me I was pregnant and not associating my hip/knee pain that I was repeatedly seen for since February 2017, to pregnancy. I took 5 home pregnancy tests in April, two months later, and my first two opinions on when I conceived were simply due to accessibility. The ultrasounds differed and varied so I got another opinion. This helped me narrow down conception as well as how old my baby was. Descrimination based on TBI all hearsay