Helena-Marie Tompkins
8 min readMay 28, 2021

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Testimony of Deena McMahon, the “Parenting Assessor.”

Page 116, number, the interview wasn’t done at family services. It was done at the 2117 building.

Page 117, number 16–17 I did not “stare” out the window.

Page 118, 3–7, she twisted what I said to my son.

Page 118, 15–21, she continues to twist things out of proportion. She made it sound like I did things I never did. This is disgusting.

120, number 8–9, what “cues” did my son display??? I responded to my son when he had some food stuck in his teeth! I waited for about 5 minutes before she even offered to help. I even asked her if I could take him to go wash his hands, but I couldn’t. So instead she gave me a wipe.

Page 119, 18–21, what “expectations” was my son supposed to have of me exactly? This was only a 2 hour interview that I felt uncomfortable in. I’m not sure if anyone expects a child to constantly have all these “expectations” especially in such a short period of time.

Page 120, numbers 9–14, here she is making assumptions. I didn’t feel comfortable around her. What did my son need exactly? How was I “supposed” to respond?” Especially in a 2 hour setting?? Like I said I was very uncomfortable. So I didn’t respond like I normally would have.

Page 120, 2–8, she has no right to question how my son thinks. My son is able to remember things and actually does pay attention to certain details that other children don’t. She doesn’t know that because she hasn’t raised him for the past six years. Every…

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Helena-Marie Tompkins

INTJ. Living in a matrix. I don't see through rose-tinted glasses, I see through rainbows.