My blind friend insists it’s a service animal but it doesn’t act like one.
DEAR ABBY:
Her mental health issues came out in full force, and her lashing out reached a peak shortly before I married her son. After a barrage of nasty messages, she was not welcome at our wedding. We are thinking about starting a family in the next few years, and I’m terrified of her having access to our child. Do we have an obligation to let her meet our child, or even let her know one exists?
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