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krissilee

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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Washington

So i was in the state's custody in an open CPS case, the social worker that i have placed me in a cocoon house. I could not handle living there and after the fist week and half i signed the papers and left the place. They called in and reported me as a runaway, i was well aware that those were the grounds that i was leaving on. Now i have been "on the run" for a couple weeks and am thinking about just leaving the state, and coming back when im 18 will i have consiquences when i return to WA?What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
 


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mistoffolees

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krissilee said:
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Washington

So i was in the state's custody in an open CPS case, the social worker that i have placed me in a cocoon house. I could not handle living there and after the fist week and half i signed the papers and left the place. They called in and reported me as a runaway, i was well aware that those were the grounds that i was leaving on. Now i have been "on the run" for a couple weeks and am thinking about just leaving the state, and coming back when im 18 will i have consiquences when i return to WA?What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
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If you can't handle living in a cocoon house, you're certainly not ready to be on your own. If you live a normal life, you've got 60 years ahead of you that you need to be responsible for yourself. The time to learn a little discipline and respect for yourself is now.

So you can be slightly inconvenienced in the short run by having rules - but being better equipped to deal with the rest of your life; or you can get started on the next 60 years of irresponsible living.

Go back to the cocoon house and get your life in order.
 
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krissilee

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No the cocoon house wouldn't even let a family member bring me an inhaler when i was having a panic attack i cant go back there..
i wouldn't be living on my own i have family down there i just need to know what would happen when i came back to the state after i was 18.
thanks
 
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