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Open Adoption and Adoptive Parents Marital Problems
My daughters parents are having a real hard go of things right now. “S” and I are very close friends, so we talk a lot…I do offer her advice, and I have advised her and “C” to get some marriage counseling.
How else can I support them? I don’t want them to worry about how I am going to react to them separating, if that’s what they chose to do. I would much rather they be apart and happy, then have “M” live in a miserably unhappy home.
Overall, I just want to be there for all of them. We have a very special, very close relationship…and I want what’s best for all of them…
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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