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YOU gave Amber her heart back – her children YOU stopped the Department of Human Services abuse

By Joseph Snook
Investigative Reporter

Albany, OR – On February 22, your actions prevailed! The Department of Human Services (DHS) “officially closed” Amber Parker’s case, which involved her three children who were taken from her by DHS. The US~Observer has worked on this case for over a year, recently publishing an article outlining the severe abuse committed against Amber by an ex-husband and Oregon’s DHS.

We asked our readership to contact the public officials and employees involved and tell them to stop the abuse. We would like to thank each of you for doing your part. It is through your individual action – your calls, letters, emails, faxes and social media sharing that gave Amber her heart back! Now, Amber has her children unsupervised and is no longer under DHS’s control.

This goes to show that united individuals can make a huge difference.

Amber with her children
             Amber with her children

Amber has no criminal record, yet she was wrongly classified by DHS as being a “drug abuser” and “paranoid schizophrenic.” She was required to take frequent, random drug tests and see her children under supervised visits only. Now, just days after your involvement, she has been reunited with her children without DHS present.

When Amber appeared in court recently, she said DHS employee Ursala Beattie looked at her, smiled, and said “hello” (completely out of character for Ursala). Soon after, DHS officially closed the case. Amber continued, “I couldn’t believe what had just happened – I felt like I had just been let out of prison.”

Again, The US~Observer greatly commends all of you who answered our call and took it upon yourselves to help Amber and her children. Fortunately, and due in great part to your pressure, she now has her life back on track. Amber is greatly appreciative of all that each of you has done for her.

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