He Stole The Twins From Me It’s Utterly Cruel

Grandparents are important to.

Social media and the news are always sharing articles about fathers for justice and how some dads get a rough ride when a relationship breaks down, well I’d like to share my story.

My only daughter Jenny was a lovely bubbly kind little girl who blossomed into a beautiful, funny sweet woman, not only was she my daughter she was my best friend.

Jenny married her long-term boyfriend Simon in 2007 and went on to have much wanted twins Hope and Destiny in 2010.

I loved these little girls so much and was proud to be their nanny, I dotted on the twins and helped out whenever I could.

Jenny decided to back to work when the girls were two, I jumped at the chance to care for the twins whilst my daughter worked, I had Hope and Destiny Monday to Thursday from 8:30am until 6pm and loved every minute of it.

January last year whilst at work Jenny cut her hand on a broken chair, we thought nothing of it but within 2 days she was rushed to hospital with sepsis, my only daughter passed away surrounded by her loved ones.

I struggled to carry on with my days but the twins kept me going, I had to stay strong for them.

My son-in-law needed me to care for the girls so life carried on that was until Simon met Erica in August, within a month of meeting her he had moved her in.

I was no longer needed Erica replaced my daughter and my role of caring for the girls.

Simon has pushed me out he won’t answer my calls and has moved away without telling me where.

I miss the twins so much they are the only thing I have left and he has stolen them from me.

I have got myself a job to try to save up to take my son-in-law to court for access but solicitor fees are so expensive, I will not give up trying, I will see the twins again or die trying.

Grandparents are just as important, parents need to understand the bond and love we have with our grandchildren is strong and it is utterly cruel to deprive children from that love