Ajay Rochester has, 46, responded to stories reporting that she’s asking her Facebook followers for money for her son’s kitten.
“Shame on you,” she wrote on Facebook page.
“This article actually made my son cry. You can sit there and write whatever the fuck you want but when my son says he ‘can’t survive this’ you have to know these words have a deep and lasting impact!
“Shame on you daily telegraph and all thise who reprint this horrible version of a young child trying to save his therapy pet! Shame on you!”
Here’s her initial post:
According to the Telegraph, only months ago, Rochester “was asking her Facebook friends and fans for money to keep her son Kai out of ‘juvey’.”
Rochester does appear to use her Facebook page to elicit funds for various causes.
One post reads, “Okay so I have a very close friend so close she could be my sister or even me ….. And she hates how everything I say gets picked up and written about in the media so she is too scared to ask for help here even though she is in a desperate situation so I said I would ask for her….. I oops I mean she needs to find someone she can borrow 3 grand from and she is willing to sign a contract and pay interest…”
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Don't really mind her asking for money for her son. I do have an issue with the other requests for money. $3000 for her friend? Unsecured bank loan is the answer.
That poor kid. He has a mother that sees herself as a perpetual victim, who uses his disability as a suit of armour to deflect any criticism of her behaviour, and who seems to genuinely believe her own grossly manipulative victim centric hype. This article made me throw up a little in my mouth and genuinely worry about the environment that poor kid is growing up in. Even without a neurological/developmental disability what chance does a kid have of growing up well adjusted with a mother like that?