Dear Amy: I was abandoned by my mother and adopted by another family at 18-months-old.
Please offer some of your guidance.I agree with your friends and family that you do not owe your birth mother anything — or much of anything.Do not give into your mother’s manipulations.Human compassion might inspire you to try to assist someone in pain, and there are ways to do this without becoming too emotionally involved.
No, she cannot live with you. No, you cannot assume care for her in her home. But you may be able to ensure that she has a safe environment to live in. If she has no other family members, you might step up to be the contact person for her care facility.He informed us verbally before he died that the house is split evenly to each of us in thirds.
This important and challenging job can be overwhelming, and has reduced many a grieving person to become paralyzed.
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