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LSH · 10-10-2004, 08:04 PM

I can empathize to a certain extent with what your sister is going through.
When I left my first husband, Ry's biological father, I was young and had no $$. Ry used to go for weekend visits. One weekend,my soon to be ex just refused to give him back. Ryan was five at the time. I won't go into all the gory details of crying everyday, and hearing Ry cry through the phone, suffice it say I took him two months later on Christmas Day. It was a bit scary. Thankfully, the divorce went through soon after, and WA is a pro-mother state. That's not to say I ever really saw child support, but that wasn't the important thing to me, my son was (and is).

I have a tendency to agree with Watchman on this one. His true colors will eventually show.Something or someone, sooner or later, will tumble his house of cards. I will continue to pray and think good thoughts for your sister and her sons Annie.

10-10-2004, 08:04 PM	#18
LSH Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: America Posts: 985	I can empathize to a certain extent with what your sister is going through. When I left my first husband, Ry's biological father, I was young and had no $$. Ry used to go for weekend visits. One weekend,my soon to be ex just refused to give him back. Ryan was five at the time. I won't go into all the gory details of crying everyday, and hearing Ry cry through the phone, suffice it say I took him two months later on Christmas Day. It was a bit scary. Thankfully, the divorce went through soon after, and WA is a pro-mother state. That's not to say I ever really saw child support, but that wasn't the important thing to me, my son was (and is). I have a tendency to agree with Watchman on this one. His true colors will eventually show.Something or someone, sooner or later, will tumble his house of cards. I will continue to pray and think good thoughts for your sister and her sons Annie.