Have any of our posters ever been through the death of a grandchild at the hands of your own child? I would love to hear your take on CA and GA's actions thus far.
Never having been through this personally, I have NO idea how I would react.TYIA
:clap::clap: THAT IS REAL HONESTY. THANK YOU.
I have a severely bipolar child / adult.
She can act very nice sometimes, but nobody can make her take her meds, and she goes off the meds very very often. She is a danger to herself and verbally abusive and hurtful to others whenever she is not on her meds. (to often)
The things she has done have changed me.
A mom is only as happy as her unhappiest child. I am often scared for her.
SO...for all the people here who have good standing morals, good ethics and know how they would behave if they had a Casey all I can tell you is:
I was raised in a religious home, my ethics and morals are of high standard,
but my daughter comes first.
I never know what I may
have to do to save her and I do it.
I DO IT, because I don't want things to get worse.
It always does make it better for a while. But it is a circle
I bet Cindy does not want Casey in the general population of prison,
they know she is going away, it will be less Violante for her if she is not in the general population;
Yes they have to morn Caylee, give her a proper burial, but as parents they also hope that Casey will not be tortured physically while serving her time. They know they lost both, they know their lives will never be the same.
I watched Casey with Cindy and all I can tell you is I feel for Cindy; I know that pain first hand of having a daughter that is so out of touch with reality, Yes I saw them together. It broke my heart - Cindy can't win no matter what.
And while Cindy acts out of balance at times, I know that a child like Casey can make you feel out of balance often times.
JMHO