Вере Антоновой сегодня сообщили, что её сына Сашу передают в приёмную семью. Больше информации пока нет.
Вся вина Веры - лёгкая степень умственной отсталости, при которой Вера может самостоятельно жить и работать. У неё вторая (рабочая) группа инвалидности.
И весь этот фашизм в нашей стране происходит массово.
Вере Антоновой сегодня сообщили, что её сына Сашу передают в приёмную семью. Больше информации пока нет.
Вся вина Веры - лёгкая степень умственной отсталости, при которой Вера может самостоятельно жить и работать. У неё вторая (рабочая) группа инвалидности.
И весь этот фашизм в нашей стране происходит массово.
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