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California State Bill 825

January 30th, 2008

Dear Friends,

We wanted to share this with you as we get closer and closer to California State Bill 825. This Bill will implement the Hospital based program that distributes materials to every new birth in California. The bill will eventually be in every Hospital in the state. Our family continues to gain strength and courage in our efforts to educate the Country on Shaken Baby Syndrome.
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The photos are from last years Bill attempting to establish greater protection of our little ones. The Bill sponsored by Sally Leiber of San Jose did not make it very far here in Sacramento. We have found out that the process of passing laws is as important as the law itself. As a family we are making an impact on the system and inspiring those around us to take this issue as serious as it is. We continue to work with the District Atty’s Office as they prepare for a massive prosecution this time of our former nanny. We will continue to let you know of the efforts we are taking and the success we have. Please remember the most important thing of all. Don’t Shake Babies.

Scott and Lorena Juceam
Hannah’s parents

One Response to “California State Bill 825”

  1. Jordan Says:

    Hi my name is Jordan i used to work at the Picture People and i called one time because Hannah was on our birthday list. I felt so bad when you told me that she had died. I thought that someone was just messing with me or something. Then not too long ago i started seeing bumper stickers and billboards that said, “dont shake your baby” and it said Hannah. Then i finally got online and read all the blogs. I cant believe a jury wouldn’t find this women guilty. I love children and the look in Hannah’s eyes in these pictures are so soft and sweet. Her big brown eyes are so young. If only she could of lived her life and experienced all the things life has to offer. I’m sorry for your loss and im sorry you had to recieve that phone call from The Picture People. But God Bless you and may you only become stronger and continue to succeed.

    Jordan*

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  • most recent National Child Abuse and Neglect Data figures reveal that almost 900,000 children were victims of abuse and neglect in the United States in 2002, causing unspeakable pain and suffering to our most vulnerable citizens.
  • of the children who are victims of abuse and neglect, nearly 4 die in the United States each day.
  • abusive head trauma, including ‘Shaken Baby Syndrome’, is recognized as the leading cause of death of physically abused children.