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Mother’s Shocking Admission: "I Left My Son at School So He’d Be Taken into Care"
In a stunning and disturbing revelation, a British mother has confessed to intentionally leaving her 10-year-old son at school to be taken into care. The mother, who has chosen to remain anonymous, claims she made the desperate decision due to her inability to cope with the stress and pressure of raising a child.
According to police reports, the mother deliberately abandoned her son at his school in the morning, knowing that social services would take him into care once they were notified. When authorities arrived at the school, they found the mother waiting outside, tearfully confessing to her actions.
"I just couldn’t take it anymore," she told investigators. "The stress, the pressure, the constant worrying about what to feed him, how to get him to school on time… it all became too much for me. I knew that by leaving him at school, social services would take him away and I wouldn’t have to deal with it anymore."
The mother, who has been arrested and charged with child abandonment, has been released on bail pending further investigation.
Child protection experts have expressed deep concern over the incident, highlighting the devastating consequences such actions can have on both the child and the parent.
"This is a truly shocking and disturbing case that highlights the urgent need for better support systems for families struggling to cope," said Dr. Emma Taylor, a leading child psychologist. "Leaving a child at school to be taken into care is a heartbreaking and irreversible decision that can have long-lasting effects on the child’s emotional well-being and development."
Social services have launched an investigation into the incident and have begun working with the family to provide support and assistance.
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‘I left my son at school so he’d be taken into care’
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“Families are instead being asked to consider sending their children to residential facilities in other parts of the UK or the Republic of Ireland, at a cost of up to £20,000 a week of public money.”
Well, there’s the problem. There’s just no reason that care should cost so much. In the foster care system, the problem is that councils have outsourced services to predatory private companies. Also, there’s no dedicated source of funding that’s stable, so every case is treated like an unexpected surprise, where the only options are incredibly expensive.
I don’t know if the situation is the same with autistic kids who need a different kind of care. But whatever is going on, the problem (as usual) is clearly that vast amounts of money were taken out of the system under austerity and now we’re paying much more to deal with totally predictable “emergencies.”
It’s insane that local authorities are being expected to deal with this. There should be a national-level network of dorm-like care facilities where funding remains stable and there are experts employed directly by the government (not subcontractors who only care about skimming off profit).