Desoto police helped CPS take the baby from them at their home on March 28.
"[They] unlawfully enter my home to take my baby from me," Temecia said.
But here's an additional problem. The affidavit used to justify CPS taking custody of the child lists the wrong mom. It lists a woman with a completely different name and who has a criminal history of neglect, but who is not Temecia Jackson - the mom who gave birth to Mila.
https://abc7chicago.com/jaundice-newborn-baby-mila-jackson-dallas/13100612/
Edit :
The Jacksons opted to have a licensed midwife, Cheryl Edinbyrd, do an at-home treatment for their newborn because of concerns with the treatment of Black people in the American health care system. Dr. Anand Bhatt, the family’s pediatrician, said the case was severe enough for the newborn to be taken to the hospital for phototherapy, according to a letter he wrote to CPS that was published by WFAA News.
Treatment of black people with a different opinion confirmed.
Our midwife then reached out to the pediatrician, just letting him know that he had traumatized us, that we were woken up by police banging our door at 4 a.m., 5 a.m. Then after she gave him all the credentials he’d requested from her, he pretty much said he was going to leave our care and our midwife teams,” Temecia said at a Thursday press conference organized by the Afiya Center.
Refusing to participate in treatment team because the doctor wasn't the preferred method of care.
The family said everything seemed fine until March 28. Rodney explained that police returned to their home as he was walking the family dog, and they placed him under arrest after he refused to surrender the baby. They took his keys and used them to enter the family’s home. Temecia was in their home alone with Mila and authorities proceeded to take her with an affidavit.
The affidavit with intentional errors aka lies.
Jaundice treatments from the UK where the rate of mother's and babies dying is lower that the US, and midwifery is more excepted :
https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/jaundice-newborn/treatment/
Jaundice in babies 101
Desoto police helped CPS take the baby from them at their home on March 28.
"[They] unlawfully enter my home to take my baby from me," Temecia said.
But here's an additional problem. The affidavit used to justify CPS taking custody of the child lists the wrong mom. It lists a woman with a completely different name and who has a criminal history of neglect, but who is not Temecia Jackson - the mom who gave birth to Mila.
https://abc7chicago.com/jaundice-newborn-baby-mila-jackson-dallas/13100612/
Edit :
The Jacksons opted to have a licensed midwife, Cheryl Edinbyrd, do an at-home treatment for their newborn because of concerns with the treatment of Black people in the American health care system. Dr. Anand Bhatt, the family’s pediatrician, said the case was severe enough for the newborn to be taken to the hospital for phototherapy, according to a letter he wrote to CPS that was published by WFAA News.
Treatment of black people with a different opinion confirmed.
Our midwife then reached out to the pediatrician, just letting him know that he had traumatized us, that we were woken up by police banging our door at 4 a.m., 5 a.m. Then after she gave him all the credentials he’d requested from her, he pretty much said he was going to leave our care and our midwife teams,” Temecia said at a Thursday press conference organized by the Afiya Center.
Refusing to participate in treatment team because the doctor wasn't the preferred method of care.
The family said everything seemed fine until March 28. Rodney explained that police returned to their home as he was walking the family dog, and they placed him under arrest after he refused to surrender the baby. They took his keys and used them to enter the family’s home. Temecia was in their home alone with Mila and authorities proceeded to take her with an affidavit.
The affidavit with intentional errors aka lies.
Desoto police helped CPS take the baby from them at their home on March 28.
"[They] unlawfully enter my home to take my baby from me," Temecia said.
But here's an additional problem. The affidavit used to justify CPS taking custody of the child lists the wrong mom. It lists a woman with a completely different name and who has a criminal history of neglect, but who is not Temecia Jackson - the mom who gave birth to Mila.
https://abc7chicago.com/jaundice-newborn-baby-mila-jackson-dallas/13100612/