Anyone had a child taken away to live with other parent?

[alwaysanon]

I don't know what to do. I desperately want him back.

I have no experience but didn't want your post to go unanswered. I am so sorry. It must be hellish.

Try 'bumping' this thread tomorrow when more people are around.

i am so sorry.
did you speak to a solicitor?

My sister went to live with my dad when she was 11 (I was 14). It was horrible. And complicated. What has happened? Would it help to talk more about it?

what happened sweetie. to help you we really need to know a little bit more about the situation.

Thanks for your responses... I really can't say much, for legal reasons. DS is 2 and, because I had PND, has been taken away to love with his Dad.

I have a solicitor etc but the situation is complicated.

I just wondered how people cope in the long term. I'm not going to be able to raise my son.

If you're who I think you are - remember I'm here for you. I'm sure there has to be a way for you. Whatever I can do to help just let me know. Sending you big

I think I know who you are too. We're here for you, you know that don't you?
I can't help much I know, but I'm always here if you need to talk.

xxxxxxx

i think i know who you are? do i?

anyway if you are who i think you are things will work themselves out eventually. give me a shout if you need me - you know where i am.

My friend's son has just decided to go and live with his dad- he's 13, has 17 and 11 year old sisters still living with his mum and 2 younger siblings with his dad. His dad lives in America and the mother in the UK. I don't know how she will cope. She is letting him go at Christmas becasue it's what he wants

No experience but notice the last post was this morning so thought i would post and bump it... I have a son the same age and therefore this has tugged my heart strings very strongly.

I really hope it works out for you.

Thanks everyone.

So sad!
Don't know your circumstances but do take good care of yourself and then when you are ready you can deal with it.

A friend lost her son to his father at 2, thinking of you

Always, this is an organisation specially for mothers who are apart from their children. Hope it might help.

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