Quamisha Research Paper

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Quamisha (mother) lives in the home with her mother, Donna. Quamisha never really have her own children. He leaves them in the care of Donna. Quamisha has full custody of both of her children. When Quamisha does have her own children, the children are in the road alone, and traffic has to go around them; this is often times. The children have not been hurt or harmed. Quamisha smokes weed, and pops non prescribed pills; the pills are molly Lortab that she receives off of the street. The drugs are done around the children every day. Donna is aware of Quamisha abusing the drugs the way she is; Donna is in denial about it. Aubree has a big scar under her eye, and it was told Quamisha pushed her onto the concrete; this took place two Easter’s ago.

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