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R/s Vickie and Ken are alcoholics and they are on drugs. R/s Eric was born with fetal alcohol syndrome and he has a mind of a child. R/s Eric is being treated like a servant. R/s Vickie uses Eric’s check to pay all the pills. R/s Vickie receives a check to take care of Eric, but she spends it on alcohol and drugs. R/s everyday Vickie and Ken smoke pot and get drunk. R/s Eric has to stay in the room until Vickie gets up. R/s reportedly Vickie is a paranoid schizophrenia and has been hospitalized several times for trying to commit suicide. R/s Vickie was taking her deceased mother’s Xanax. R/s Vickie takes prescription drugs that are not prescribed to her. R/s Vickie and Ken need to be tested. R/s Vickie has a history of drug use.
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