State Threatens to Take Baby Over Homemade Goat Milk Formula

Before this story agains regardless of how people feel about abortion I’d like to point out the hyprocacy of our system before this story is read to point out how insain this system is.  If a baby is distroyed inside the womb is an abortion, but if the baby is delivered premeturaly during a botched abortion the people performing the abortion can not finish destroying the baby and must call emargency servaces but they them selves will do nothing to save the child and can not finish destroying the child because it would be considered murder.  The level of insanity in our system is just off the wall crazy and if this act of giving a baby a choice of milk over another because a mother feels its best and state comming in and saying its child indangerment is off the wall over the top.  Not to mention the foster care system is more harmful and lifethreatening to children of any age then living with there parents.  But DHHS CPS what ever you want to call your local baby goverment baby sitter needs your child so it can sell him or her to the highest bidding child molester. 

Warning to all parents who make healthy homemade baby formula for their children instead of feeding them toxic, GMO laced commercial formula.

DON’T tell a conventionally minded doctor about it else your baby might end up in foster care!

This is the nightmare Alorah Gellerson of Brooklin, Maine is experiencing right now because she made the mistake of telling her doctor about the homemade goat milk formula she proudly and carefully makes for her healthy, happy, three-month old son Carson.

The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) quickly responded when the doctor reported Alorah and that’s when things got messy.

The state came in and threatened to take Carson away and put him in foster care unless Alorah followed DHHS orders to go and have the baby examined by a doctor.  Unbelievably, DHHS also mandated an overnight hospital stay and a switch back to store bought GMO commercial formula.

Despite complying with every single DHHS demand, Gellerson, who receives state benefits, is still being harassed with threats of foster care for her son.  ”I hope this all goes away. It’s been so terrible and hard on us. We’re just trying to live our lives and they keep bothering us. I just want it to be all over”, she said.

Tania Allen, Gellerson’s mother added,

“It’s so frustrating. She’s a great mom. The baby has a great dad too and they love this baby very much and they would never do anything to hurt him and if we thought the formula was harming him, we would not do that.”

DHHS refused to comment and instead directed inquiries to its website for the procedures they follow, one of which is from the USDA which states that goat milk is not recommended for infants because of inadequate quantities of certain vitamins.

Jack Forbush, DO, of The Osteopathic Center for Family Medicine in Hampden, Maine disagrees with the state saying,

 ”I don’t know what’s really driving it other than perhaps some different cultural belief system. I’ve got plenty of kids in my practice that have been given goat’s milk, for example, and they’re growing and developing fine.“

The Weston A. Price Foundation concurs with Dr. Forbush’s assessment. Homemade formula from goat or cow milk is much better for baby than commercial formula as this chart listing the nutrients contained in goat milk formula illustrates.

State Violation of Parental Rights Becoming More Common

This is not the first time a parental judgment call regarding the health of a child has landed a parent in hot water with the State.  This type of violation of basic parental rights is becoming more and more common.

Recall the story of Scott and Jodi Ferris whose newborn was taken away in the hospital because Jodi questioned the necessity of the Hepatitis B shot. Then there was the story of Alex and Anna Nikolayev just a few months ago who had their baby forcibly removed from their home (with the entire assault captured on home video) simply because they took their baby to another hospital for a second opinion regarding their child’s heart condition. In both cases, the children were eventually returned to the parents, but not before much grief and stress were endured by the family.

Sarah, The Healthy Home Economist

Sources:

Brooklin Mother Says State Not Happy With Her Formula Choice

Baby’s mother in trouble with state over homemade goat’s milk formula

USDA: Infant Formula Feeding

Recipes for Homemade Baby Formula

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