Immagamma, you just do not get it do you? ^ my daughter in law and my son are Christians but they don’t act like it. Like I said I’ve raised my son better than to abandon his family and it’s hurtful^
You had already said He and my daughter in law (who I believe is mentally ill) are so unforgiving. I have gone as far to show up at their home and my own son asked me to leave! I just want to see my grandchildren!
and also I continue to send bible verses in the mail to their home. God does not like unforgiving people and they are turning away from him in excluding me.
Can you not see what judgmental, unkind and unchristian remarks those are. If you were the young mother with a MiL that can say things like that, would you want her anywhere near your children? Your son may well still love you but not want you anywhere near his children while you continue to act they way you do.
I write as a church going catholic so I understand about growing up with religious beliefs, but I would never ever, press my religious beliefs on my children. They were brought up catholics. Now, one is agnostic and has been since her early teens, the other is now a member of another christian denomination. It is and never has been an issue between us. I respect their decisions and treat them as the intelligent and thoughtful adults they are.
Your son is an adult and his religious beliefs are different to yours. You should respect that and not try to constantly force your beliefs on him.
I also ask why you think you have a right to see your grandchildren? Of course we all want to be close to our grandchildren, but none of us have any right to demand it. Our children are adults, their children are theirs and we only ever see our grandchildren with their parents consent. Usually where parents and their child and partner have a good relationship, this consent is given implicitly. But if you are constantly bombarding them with texts, calling round at the house and having to be told, legally, I assume, not to visit but you still want to do. They probably consider that you are the one that is mentally ill.
If you want to have any chance of ever seeing your grandchildren again, and it cannot be guaranteed. Then stop all your current activities. Leave your son and family alone. Find something else to occupy your mind However much you miss your grandchildren, and I understand that, push it to the back of your mind.
If you can succeed in this, perhaps after some years, your son will trust you enough to allow some contact.