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She wouldn't know
what to do.
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I'm just so afraid we're
going to lose him.
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- What if we lose him?
- We're not going to lose him.
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- I couldn't bear to lose him.
- We're not going to lose him.
1:01:12
No, but what if we do?
1:01:13
Margaret, we're not,
we're not going to lose him.
1:01:20
Charlie, did you see
how beautiful she was?
1:01:23
She was so beautiful.
1:01:30
I was never no prostitute.
1:01:31
You never took money for sex?
1:01:33
That was for drugs.
1:01:35
Well, that makes it okay, then.
1:01:38
Objection.
1:01:38
Sustained.
1:01:40
Who's Isaiah's father?
1:01:45
I don't know.
1:01:47
So I assume that he won't be
helping you with child care.
1:01:50
Who will you turn to, Khaila?
1:01:52
Is there any kind
1:01:54
of support system
1:01:55
that you can depend on
to help you with Isaiah?
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My counselor, Gussie Chestnut,
1:02:02
my sponsor,
1:02:04
my friends.
1:02:07
These people
you've just mentioned,
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aren't they all reformed
drug addicts themselves?
1:02:11
They all been clean
for at least five years.
1:02:15
Just answer the question,
please, yes or no?
1:02:20
Yes.
1:02:21
Couldn't they relapse
1:02:22
at any time?
1:02:23
I mean, there's no
real assurance
1:02:25
that you yourself
1:02:26
won't relapse,
is there?
1:02:28
That's not going to happen.
1:02:29
"That's not going to happen."
1:02:33
The pledge
1:02:34
of a drug-addicted prostitute.
1:02:38
Seizures, inter-cranial bleeds,
malformed kidneys.
1:02:42
And all these can be
the result of drug use
1:02:44
while the child is in utero?
1:02:46
Yes, and they're almost always
low-birth-weight babies,
1:02:48
frequently premature,
higher incidence of crib death.
1:02:51
And later?
1:02:53
They're usually
highly irritable.
1:02:56
Some have severe
learning disabilities,
1:02:58
moodiness, poor coordination.