Opinion ID: 2375328
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Heading: Lucy Relapses During Pregnancy With Carmen: Fall 2005.

Text: Meanwhile, in summer 2005, Day considered closing Lucy's case and releasing custody because she seemed to be doing well, there were no new concerns, and she had a lot of supportive services in place. Around this time Lucy, who was then six months pregnant, began expressing that she was under a lot of stress and needed a break from caring for Jack. In October 2005, a month before Carmen was born, Lucy disclosed to Day that she had been drinking one or two times a month beginning in June. Day immediately tried to get Lucy into treatment at Rainforest Recovery Center, which offered to take her right away if Lucy could find a caretaker for Jack. Because Lucy did not want to put Jack in foster care, Lucy's brother came to care for Jack at Lucy's house, and Lucy entered treatment. Rainforest Recovery recommended that Lucy receive long-term inpatient treatment and was working to help Lucy get into the Fairbanks Native Association program. Although the Rainforest Recovery program was intended to last 21 days, Lucy stayed only three or four days. Even though Lucy checked out of their program, Rainforest Recovery submitted Lucy's paperwork to Fairbanks Native Association and found out that Lucy was eligible. Rainforest Recovery asked Lucy to come in and finalize the paperwork so that she could begin treatment in Fairbanks on November 11. Lucy did not show up to finish the paperwork, and she explained to Day that she was not sure about going to treatment; that she felt treatment was stressful and that the stress would make her want to drink again.