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Legendary
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Location: USA
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Apr 12, 2019 at 05:08 PM
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 . I’m afraid if I said what it is, people would start judging and weighing in about whether or not I am right or justified to my feelings. It’s ok to have gotten your support,  I appreciate it. I didn’t know about grandparent’s rights.At least my husband is with me on this one as it effects us both. I deferred the handling of it any further to him. I can’t tell you how good that makes me feel, that he will handle an issue. I’ve been handling others all by myself and it’s been horrible. We’ve talked about it with a few close friends. They all had the same reaction as us. The consensus is that my son is being bullied by his fiancé.  I hope he will see the light. I don’t want him to be heartbroken.
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Apr 13, 2019 at 02:18 AM
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 All the things you did for him as a child do matter--they are his foundation whether he sees it clearly or not. Try to remember the happy memories. I pray that he comes back to you some day.
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