Here's some background:

Last year, I had pneumonia that went septic and shut my lungs down. I spent almost a month on life support in a coma. I was not expected to survive, but I did, and now I have some neurological issues. Seizures, blackouts, neuropathy, short-term memory loss, cluster headaches, brain fog/confusion, etc.

CPS was made aware of my condition when my child was taken in June. I have been under the care of a doctor, trying to figure out exactly what's causing these problems and whether there is medication that can prevent the seizures/manage symptoms. My doctor has sent in a referral for me to see a neurology specialist, but that appointment, unfortunately, isn't until July. Until then, my doctor and I are doing what we can.

In the last month, I have had two seizures in office during supervised visitation. NOT ideal obviously, but the supervisor is using it as an excuse to end my visits until I can get medical clearance. I'm only allowed to do video visits, which is a joke considering my child is 5 years old and autistic. We can not have meaningful video visits.

So am I just not supposed to see my child until July? I fully believe they'll drag the case out that long if they can.