It was your overwhelming love for your GD and the depth of the relationship you once had that made you go to court Yogagirl, your fear of losing her for good.
I know you look back and regret that decision but it took courage and hopefully one day, your EGD will know the lengths you went too to remain a part of her life and in some small way, it will show her how very much you loved her
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Oh maddy that sounds wonderful
. As you know, we visited Disney in Florida for many years and last year had the joy and privilege of seeing our God son's brothers enjoy the magic of that wonderful place. He's only 1 so wasn't aware of what was going on. In a small way it compensated for the fact that we'll never see our GC's happy, smiling faces enjoying everything there is to see.
How much more it will mean to you to be there with your DS and GC. As for your daughter, we all hope that she wont be difficult when you tell her but if she is, please don't let it spoil the exciting build up to what will be an amazing holiday.
Alexa
I sometimes think that in a way, not ever knowing our GC may be less painful than knowing them throughout their childhood and then losing almost all contact when they're older. At 86 "with more interesting things to think about", it looks to me that it's your GC who are missing out
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So it begins….. Streeting resigns
Virgin media TV pixellation problem




After you've done the transfer, all your 'whatsapp' contacts pop-up too! 
