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Zoe7Senior Contributor
Hey guess what I just ate @Former-Member - 8 bit sized snickers bars lol I am going to look like a snickers bar soon lol
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
I can't help you out there @Former-Member - I've eaten them all lol
You seem like such a kind and loving brother. I can imagine how frustrating it is for you to know just how lonelyand sad they must feel also not seeing you. Even though your mother wants them back - do you think she will be able to? Surely she wouldn't be able to have them back unless she could prove she could look after them!
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
I hope so too @Former-Member How are they doing where they are now? Are they happy and cared for?
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Zoe7Senior Contributor
You definitely aren't an idiot @Former-Member you just miss your little brother and sister. I see you crying as a good thing - you are letting out some of your frustrations and emotions - cry as much as you need to buddy 
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well i want to think they are cared for and happy but sometimes i think they aren't and it scares me @Zoe7 I know how some carers really don't care as much as they should and how some can be just as bad as my parents but i hope that for them their placements are ok and they are safe. but some carers are lovly and kind. its hard when they are all split up 😞
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