Fore Innovations, L L C

07/03/2026

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Meet Biran, a baby rabbit whose face looks like it belongs to a wise old kung fu master.
Biran was born to two chinchilla rabbit parents, both with thick, luxurious coats.

But Biran inherited something neither parent showed on the outside: a recessive gene for hairlessness. With both parents quietly carrying a copy of it, Biran ended up with two copies himself, leaving him with only scattered tufts of fur across an otherwise bare, wrinkled body.

All rabbits are born completely hairless and blind, growing their first coat within a week or two. But kits like Biran, who inherit the hairless gene from both sides, stay mostly bald well past that point. The trait shows up most often in rex-coated breeds and can leave affected rabbits more vulnerable to skin issues and infections in their early weeks.

The result is a newborn that looks more like a tiny elderly monk than a baby bunny, with loose folds of skin, a fuzzy chin tuft, and ears that seem too big for his face.

06/11/2026

I want to briefly address the blog that Justin published.

I strongly disagree with many of the statements and characterizations made about me in that blog. In my opinion, they do not accurately reflect who I am, my character, my role as a parent, step parent or the reality of what occurred during our marriage and the years that followed.

I do not agree with the narrative that has been presented. I would never share derogatory stories about myself with my spouse. Like most people in a marriage, I had private conversations with the person I trusted most at the time. Those private matters were never intended for public consumption, and I believe many of those conversations have been taken out of context, mischaracterized, or completely twisted into something they were not.

As a mother and a grieving parent who lost a child, I have carried unimaginable pain for many years. That loss changed every aspect of my life. Anyone who has experienced profound grief understands that vulnerability shared within a marriage should not later become material for public judgment or public entertainment.

There is a significant difference between allegations and evidence. I have documentation, witnesses, and evidence supporting my position, and some of these matters have already been addressed through legal proceedings. I will continue to address the rest through the appropriate legal channels rather than trying to litigate a personal dispute on social media.

As for the various claims that have been made about my mental health, personal life, and conduct, I reject those characterizations. My medical care has always been supervised by licensed professionals, and today my focus is simply on maintaining my health, rebuilding my life, and managing the stress that comes with prolonged litigation.

People are free to form their own opinions. However, if those opinions are based solely on one person’s version of events, I would encourage them to remember that every story has more than one perspective. My side of the story is supported by facts, evidence, and notarized testimonies that have not been shared publicly.

This is ultimately a private matter that belongs in the legal system, not in an online spectacle. I have no interest in attacking anyone publicly. I do, however, have every right to disagree with statements made about me, online attacks and to defend my reputation when I believe those statements are false.

To those who have reached out with kindness, support, and an open mind, thank you. The truth does not need to be shouted. It simply needs the opportunity to be heard.

Oksana Fore