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| I the Grandma of the most beautiful 15 month old girl in the world, at least I think so.
Well, as far as most people know, I am grandma. My son however is not the biological father to this sweet baby. We have known this since before she was born. My Son at 19 years old, stepped up to his girlfriend, and decided to be the father to someone else's child. He is young, but a good dad! We have loved this baby since before she was born. Even so much as they all lived with us for a good part of the year. This week they have been fighting quite a bit. I am so scared, they will break up, and the mother will decide to take her away from my son, and us. She has been the light of our lives since the moment she landed on this earth. It has been a difficult year, my husband had a bad accident, was in the hospital a month, out of work 6 months and back in the hospital for more surgeries. The thing keeping us sane is this little girl. I am afraid that we are all going to get our hearts broken if they break up and she decides to not allow us to have contact with her. My son has told us, she threatened him with making sure he never sees the baby again. I wish I knew how to handle this. Any thoughts?
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- Posted by eileenlamp (My Page) on Fri, Nov 2, 07 at 4:11
| Oh My God...I feel so sorry for you. I might be in the same situation very soon. Our Adopted daughter is pregnant and right now is being nice to us. This can change at the blink of an eye. She will never stay with the father of the baby...she changes men every six months. UGGGG.... I'm also concerned about the baby and if we'll have time with him/her. This is not a worry I ever thought I'd have. |
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- Posted by sylviatexas (My Page) on Tue, Nov 13, 07 at 17:28
| If your son hasn't legally adopted the baby, he doesn't have a legal relationship to her. If he's willing (& I'm skeptical whether it would be a wise thing to do, given the mother's instability & lack of judgment), he might bring up the subject to the baby's mother. As the child's legal father, he would be responsible for child support & such if he & the mother got a divorce. I doubt she'd have much luck getting support from the baby's 'real' father. & if there were a divorce, he could ask for custody. The downside, of course, is that he'd be tied to this young woman for the rest of his life. I wish you the best. |
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- Posted by blue_velvet_elvis (My Page) on Sun, Dec 30, 07 at 7:26
| Whose name is on the birth certificate? |
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