L.S.J. v. E.B.

McDONALD, Judge:

This appeal portrays a tragic drama resulting in the involuntary termination of the parental rights of the appellant natural mother.

A.R.S. was born to the appellant, L.S.J., on July 31, 1979. L.S.J. was lodged in jail at the time of the birth on a pending felony charge of forgery. She was not permitted to keep her daughter, so after the baby was seven days old she was taken from L.S.J. by the Cabinet for Human Resources and placed in foster care with the appel-lees, E.B. and J.B. (hereafter referred to as the foster parents).

In order that we do not misdirect anyone, we will…