Derek Jones

And she just lay on the couch, you know, and she was just out of it. And I'm like,

And she just lay on the couch, you know, and she was just out of it. And I'm like,

Yeah, she was four. And so I was like, you know, this is, I'm losing my daughter. Like they got to figure, I was starting to get mad. I'm like, they gotta figure something out. And so she takes her in June for more seizures and they admit her.

Yeah, she was four. And so I was like, you know, this is, I'm losing my daughter. Like they got to figure, I was starting to get mad. I'm like, they gotta figure something out. And so she takes her in June for more seizures and they admit her.

Yeah, she was four. And so I was like, you know, this is, I'm losing my daughter. Like they got to figure, I was starting to get mad. I'm like, they gotta figure something out. And so she takes her in June for more seizures and they admit her.

She tells me, you know, that they're observing her and they move her up to this room that where they could have cameras on or watching her, you know, see how she reacts and stuff like that. They're running tests. I would get calls saying, hey, she's doing better. You know, she's starting to improve.

She tells me, you know, that they're observing her and they move her up to this room that where they could have cameras on or watching her, you know, see how she reacts and stuff like that. They're running tests. I would get calls saying, hey, she's doing better. You know, she's starting to improve.

She tells me, you know, that they're observing her and they move her up to this room that where they could have cameras on or watching her, you know, see how she reacts and stuff like that. They're running tests. I would get calls saying, hey, she's doing better. You know, she's starting to improve.

Then I'd get calls saying, hey, she went to, you know, she went to the bathroom and she came back in here. And now it's like been an hour or two and she's starting to go down. And I'm like, so she's up and down. Like, what are they thinking? She's like, they're wanting to run more tests. They just came and took more blood.

Then I'd get calls saying, hey, she went to, you know, she went to the bathroom and she came back in here. And now it's like been an hour or two and she's starting to go down. And I'm like, so she's up and down. Like, what are they thinking? She's like, they're wanting to run more tests. They just came and took more blood.

Then I'd get calls saying, hey, she went to, you know, she went to the bathroom and she came back in here. And now it's like been an hour or two and she's starting to go down. And I'm like, so she's up and down. Like, what are they thinking? She's like, they're wanting to run more tests. They just came and took more blood.

This is Jessica's reporting this to me from the hospital because I went up there once. Because it was hard for me to go with all the kids. Yeah. I wasn't going to take them into that setting. You know, you could only have like two people in there at once. Anyways, she was in there for four days.

This is Jessica's reporting this to me from the hospital because I went up there once. Because it was hard for me to go with all the kids. Yeah. I wasn't going to take them into that setting. You know, you could only have like two people in there at once. Anyways, she was in there for four days.

This is Jessica's reporting this to me from the hospital because I went up there once. Because it was hard for me to go with all the kids. Yeah. I wasn't going to take them into that setting. You know, you could only have like two people in there at once. Anyways, she was in there for four days.

I get a call from her or a text from her saying, hey, somebody from CPS is about to be calling you or going to be getting in contact with you. And I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What are you talking about? She's like, they'll explain everything. I'm like, what's going on? Like, that's serious. How do I go from my daughter's up and down?

I get a call from her or a text from her saying, hey, somebody from CPS is about to be calling you or going to be getting in contact with you. And I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What are you talking about? She's like, they'll explain everything. I'm like, what's going on? Like, that's serious. How do I go from my daughter's up and down?

I get a call from her or a text from her saying, hey, somebody from CPS is about to be calling you or going to be getting in contact with you. And I was like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. What are you talking about? She's like, they'll explain everything. I'm like, what's going on? Like, that's serious. How do I go from my daughter's up and down?

You're in here in the hospital with her to now see like what I need. I need some background. She said I gave the youngest one too much medicine. And I'm like, what do you mean you gave her too much medicine? I'm going back and forth with a text because she won't answer her phone. So I get a call from CPS and they're like, hello, is this Mr. Jones? I said, yes, it is.

You're in here in the hospital with her to now see like what I need. I need some background. She said I gave the youngest one too much medicine. And I'm like, what do you mean you gave her too much medicine? I'm going back and forth with a text because she won't answer her phone. So I get a call from CPS and they're like, hello, is this Mr. Jones? I said, yes, it is.

You're in here in the hospital with her to now see like what I need. I need some background. She said I gave the youngest one too much medicine. And I'm like, what do you mean you gave her too much medicine? I'm going back and forth with a text because she won't answer her phone. So I get a call from CPS and they're like, hello, is this Mr. Jones? I said, yes, it is.