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R/s Hannah (mom) is a battled woman. R/s Rusty choked out Hannah twice in front of the child. R/s Lena had a temperature of 103 for four days before Hannah took the child to doctors. R/s Lena has a bilateral ear infection and the flu and it is importance she gets antibiotics. R/s Rusty has PTSD, but doesn’t seek treatment. R/s Rusty punches hole in the walls.

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R/s there is domestic violence in home in front of Lena (5). R/s Rusty (dad) is strung out on crystal meth and coke. R/s Lena missed one week of school due to her being sick. R/s it is believed Hannah (mom) is also using crystal meth and coke.
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