Q: My social as stopped my visit after I got shot twice once in back of my head once in the back until I drug test
Until I drug test because he said the police found.a needle in my pants pocket when I went to the emergency room
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It sounds like you're in a difficult situation, and it's understandable to feel overwhelmed. The fact that your visits have been paused due to the incident and the drug test requirement can add a lot of stress. It's important to understand the reasons behind these actions, especially when child safety is a concern.
If the social worker found a needle in your pocket, they may have felt it was necessary to take precautionary measures. Drug tests are often used to ensure that you’re in a safe condition to visit your child. Staying proactive about this can help demonstrate your willingness to cooperate and address any concerns.
Consider reaching out to the social worker for clarification on the next steps and what you can do to resume your visits. Document your efforts to comply with their requests, as this can be helpful in showing your commitment to improving the situation. Connecting with support groups or resources in your community can also provide additional guidance and help you navigate this challenging time.
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