Sara,Originally Posted by Sara luvs her Tinky
I'm glad you realize this. What he did was hateful. There wasn't going to be ANYTHING good from this comment to you...nothing.
I wish I could come over and give you a huge hug right now, sweetie!!!
Sara,Originally Posted by Sara luvs her Tinky
I'm glad you realize this. What he did was hateful. There wasn't going to be ANYTHING good from this comment to you...nothing.
I wish I could come over and give you a huge hug right now, sweetie!!!
...RIP, our sweet Gini...
Sara, I'm so sorry to hear that you're going through such a tough time right now.You'll be in my thoughts and prayers and things will get better. Please take care and feel free to pm me. (((((HUGS)))))
I talked to my mom yesterday and she told me that my dad is actually not my "biological dad". She wanted to give me an explination of what happened but I really don't need to know.
I feel better now that I know. Yesterday was just torture sitting around thinking about it and not really knowing.
I feel like this is all a dream though. I got A LOT of thoughts going through my head now. Bad ones and good ones. BUT i'm not crying today and that feels good. I would give ANYTHING to rewind time and my dad not tell me that though. I know for sure I would have been just fine living the rest of my life not knowing.
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Sara, I'm glad you are feeling better today and very glad that your mom has chosen to tell you the truth. I would hear her out. I know this must have been a terrible secret for her to keep all of these years and I think it will provide tremendous healing for both of you to understand it as well as is possible. Of course the pain of the lie will last long after all of this is over, but it is not something that you won't be able to rise above. As someone else mentioned, knowing the medical history of your real father will be more important now that you have a little one on the way.
A good friend of mine was told, at the age of 21, that she was adopted. I know it is not quite the same thing but I watched her dissolve into tears because of the loss of trust in her parents. Concentrate on that new little one growing inside you. The love that will come at his/her birth will be overwhelming and all-consuming and totally blot out all of this pain. I promise. I am still praying for you!
I'm glad you talked to your mom and I'm doubly glad that she is so willing to be honest and open about what happened. At least you know that she is willing to share. For now it might be enough to just know, but as time goes on, you may want to know more details and it's good to know that she is willing to not hide anything anymore.
I can only imagine what a shock this must all be to you. However, no one is going anywhere so you have plenty of time to process it all and take your time in absorbing what this is all ultimately going to mean in your life.
I hope and pray that your baby is so healthy that knowing your bioligical history is never necessary.
I'm so glad you're feeling better.{{{hugs}}}
Tubby
Spring 1986 - Dec. 11, 2004
RIP Big Boy
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Peanut
Fall 1988 - Jan. 24, 2007
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Robin
Fall 1997 - Oct. 6, 2012
RIP Sweet Monkeyhead Girl
Sara, I just wanted to let you know that I'm sorry that you are going through this. I'm not good at knowing what to say but I just wanted to let you know that I care and I hope that you will be ok. You have lots of support hear and I hope that you will remember that. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers. Stay strong, Sara.
Every one has pretty much said it all. Except for one thing that kind of sticks out to me. You say Step mom made him come back and tell you, sounds like she was the "bad " one in this. Not to step mom bash but go back and reread your first post . You need to talk to him alone and just hash it all out.
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