... and she also deserves to know about them!
DEAR AMY: My wife and I have a niece, “Cassie,” who has a daughter named “Trina.”We love Trina dearly and want to do what is best for her.Thomas died by suicide very shortly after Trina’s birth.
My wife and I strongly believe that Thomas’ parents have the right to know of their wonderful grandchild’s existence, and she also deserves to know about them.DEAR GREAT UNCLE: I happen to agree with you about all parties’ right to know the truth about this parentage, but – depending on the age of the child – this decision should rest with the child’s mother.
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