CAS Alumnus Can't Eat Seafood

November 13, 2014 permalink

Shane Reely was adopted at age six. Now at age 23, he still bears the scars of abuse he suffered in CAS care before the adoption. He is unable to eat seafood because of his bad memories.

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Shane Reely

November 12, 2014

People really need to stop calling CAS for no actual reason. Save it for when kids actually need the help like holy cow I went through CAS and everyones like omg they help all kids. Well you know what they did to me? They got these people Rosa and Joe to lie on the stand to get me taken away from my biologicals, I came to this conclusion after talking to my biological mother I met back up with and a few other people. Oh, and not to mention once I was adopted they sold everything the owned in Canada adopted their last child in foster care timo to their family and moved to Spain, I got put into foster home after foster home. I went through four foster homes and guess what? I was abused in each one, one of them would dump buckets of cold water on me for fun and hose me down, Rosa and Joe would force feed me seafood and if I puked they'd hold their hand over my mouth till I reswallowed my puke. These are just the two most memorable abusive tactics I suffered from and they still affect me to this day, taste buds change but I will never be able to bring myself to try any seafood, not because I didn't like the taste when I was younger but because of the abuse with it. Thankfully at age 6 I did get adopted into an amazing family, Sandy Reely and Richard Reely, you don't have fb so I can't tag you dad and I'm very thankful they took me out of the abuse CAS put me into. If I could only bring myself to try a bite of lobster on my mom's birthday or mother's day just to see her smile but I can't. If you actually read this word up first time I'm going public about it. CAS is a corrupt organization. In the end I was helped but I was mentally scarred along the way because of them.

Source: Facebook, Stop the CAS ...