It seems very odd that the Mills brought this to the media's attention, one would have to wonder what did they hope to accomplish by this. What a pleasant surprise to see the overwhelming support for what seems to be a mmature, loving, want to do what is right, going outside the norm, 20 year old sister, stepping up to the plate, to accept responsibility for her sister, reguardless of the fact the child has many needs. As a nurse, I have seen many families learn, with great desire, what is needed to take care of their family members. Shelley and her husband are young, which is a plus, not a minus. They would not have been considered if they were not found to be a good candidate for placement. The Mills should want the best for the child. Foster parents know before hand that these things happen, and there are many more children that need placement,that need there home and caring. They should be busy teaching Shelley everything that she could possible need to know about the baby, not fighting her and trying to find fault. It seems they do protest too much, making one to suspect their motives.