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Amerika, 1948.

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No one knows how long the sign stood in the yard. Apparently shortly thereafter the father abandoned the family, and records show he had a criminal record. Lucille went on governmental assistance. A fifth child, David, was born in 1949.

The storyline is not complete, but David was either removed from the home or relinquished in July 1950. He was covered in bed bug bites and in rough shape. He was adopted by a loving but strict home and ran away at 16, spent 20 years in the military, and has been a truck driver ever since.

Rae says that she was “sold for $2 [in Aug. 1950] so her mother could have bingo money and because the man her mother was dating did not want anything to do with the children.” Milton was standing nearby crying, so that family took him too. Sadly, their new father was horribly abusive. Rae ran away at 17. Milton was removed from the home due to abuse (unclear at what age) and eventually ended up in a mental hospital diagnosed with “schizophrenia and having fits of rage”. He was released in 1967 at age 23. He eventually married, moved to Arizona, and is now divorced.

No one knows what happened to Lana, other than she died of cancer in 1998. SueEllen was adopted, but I’ve not been able to find out any additional information other than she had two sons. She told her children that she was sold by her mother.

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442,995 children are in foster care. This number has been rising every year due to the drug crisis in the US.
123,437 children are waiting to be adopted
59,430 children were adopted from foster care in 2017 (last year data is available).
The average age of children waiting to be adopted was 7.6 years. The average age of those adopted was 6.3 years.
Only 21 percent of children who were adopted were aged 10 and older. About 35 percent of waiting children are older than nine.
51 percent of children were adopted by a foster parent, and 35 percent were adopted by a relative.
93 percent of the children adopted with public agency involvement received adoption assistance benefits (adoption subsidy).

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