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diagnosed William and Jamie with cannabis-use disorder, and his greatest concern was their

drug use and denial of the same. Dr. DeYoub was also concerned about their lack of

stability. Dr. DeYoub stated that both William and Jamie were capable of maintaining

employment.

       Jamie testified that, since the children were removed from her custody, she has had

four different residences, including living in a hotel, living with her mother, and living with

a friend. Jamie also stated that she was unemployed and had not worked for almost a year.

Jamie acknowledged that she had a drug problem, and she tested positive for THC on hair-

follicle tests administered in January and March of 2015. However, Jamie denied any illegal

drug use during 2015, explainingthat the positive drug tests were probably the result of

living with an every-day marijuana user. Jamie indicated that she previously had her parental

rights terminated to four other children due to her drug use. She also stated that she gave

birth to another child six weeks before the termination hearing.

       William testified that he has a drug problem and that his drug of choice is marijuana.

However, he stated that he is seeking help for his drug problem and has not used marijuana

since the children were removed from their custody in March 2014. However, William

tested positive for THC on a urine screen in December 2014, and again tested positive on

a hair-follicle test in March 2015. He blamed the positive results on being around other

people who