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Published 19:13 14 Apr 2015 BST
Updated 13:29 11 Jun 2015 BST
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“Every day you’re not with your child is a long day, and I don’t think people realize that. You go into court and they’re not thinking in that way of time, and they’re not thinking about never being able to get that time back.”
“It’s amazing, so primal, you just want to smell them, they’re like little monkeys, we’re all on top of each other all the time whether sitting eating or cuddling… watching a movie… so much we want to say and get in, and the time we spend together is so precious, and we so appreciate every moment.”
Rutherford added that she travels to see the children every four to six weeks and filed for bankruptcy in 2013 after spending $1.5m on legal fees.
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