A survivor from the California 'house of horrors' involving the Turpin family has shared a message for 16 children recently rescued in Ohio. These children were described as 'almost feral' and were found living in a feces-covered residence. The Turpin survivor, who experienced a similar situation, issued a warning regarding the difficult adjustment period these children will likely face. Her experience involved being rescued from her own parents' California home. She indicated that adapting to a new life after such a traumatic upbringing will be 'really hard to adjust' for the Ohio children. This advice comes from a place of understanding, given her own past rescue.