My step-daughter was informed the week of Halloween that her mom has breast cancer and she was telling her because her hair was starting to fall out. I spoke to her mom and being a cancer survivor I knew the questions to ask that you would not know by looking online. She was faking and I did not know what to do. It upset me so much that her children and new boyfriend, which she has since married a few weeks ago are being dupped. Her hair never fell out. She never had any symptoms, other than nausea, which I believe that she had due to taking drugs, which she has a history of doing. She has now come out and told the kids that she is pregnant and that is why she could not have the mastectomy. Before she couldn't have it because she told the kids that she did not want to go down the isle in a wheel chair. I just said that they were going to remove her breasts not her legs. The oldest daughter is 10. The rest of the kids are 8, 7, 5 and 4. My husband and I have full custody. What do I do. This is really bothering me and I do not know how to handle or even talk to the kids, let alone look at her and her pitiful husband who are all being played.
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My step-daughter was informed the week of Halloween that her mom has breast cancer and she was telling her because her hair was starting to fall out. I spoke to her mom and being a cancer survivor I knew the questions to ask that you would not know by looking online. She was faking and I did not know what to do. It upset me so much that her children and new boyfriend, which she has since married a few weeks ago are being dupped. Her hair never fell out. She never had any symptoms, other than nausea, which I believe that she had due to taking drugs, which she has a history of doing. She has now come out and told the kids that she is pregnant and that is why she could not have the mastectomy. Before she couldn't have it because she told the kids that she did not want to go down the isle in a wheel chair. I just said that they were going to remove her breasts not her legs. The oldest daughter is 10. The rest of the kids are 8, 7, 5 and 4. My husband and I have full custody. What do I do. This is really bothering me and I do not know how to handle or even talk to the kids, let alone look at her and her pitiful husband who are all being played.
January 4, 2010 - 12:48amThis Comment
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