Taken from life. “Daughter -in -law thinks that I interfere too much”: it doesn't let me see my grandchildren

I sat in an armchair, staring at the photo of my grandchildren. < img src = "https://zycie.news/crrops/a13f4a/620x0/1/0/2025/02/15/2tlsw0pju40vy8l9omk9omk9ggcbittag64o4rtmza7m.jpg" alt = "from life taken." Quot; daughter -in -law thinks that I interfere too much & quot;: I don't let me see my grandchildren " styles = "background-color: rgba (114,98,82.0.66)" > < p > two smiling angels. Their small handles embraced me in the photo, as if they never wanted to let me go.

< p > but it used to be.

< p > Now I don't even know how much they have grown.

< p > because their mother decided that I have no right to see them.

< p > When Filip married Karolina, I was happy. < p > — You will be a wonderful grandmother — m & oacute; when I found out that I would become a grandmother for the first time. < p > I was looking forward to this role.

< P >I wanted to help, cook dinners, read bedtime fairy tales, bake gingerbread for Christmas.

< p > but Karolina had a different plan.

< p > first it was subtle.

< p > — Mom, you don't have to come every day, we will handle. < p > — Mom, maybe don't buy so much gift & oacute; w, we don't want to pamper them.

< p > — Mom, children have SW & oacute; j rhythm, we cannot adapt to yours.

< p > Then came the & oacute;

< p > — Mom, Adaś is a cold, maybe another time.

< p > — Mom, we can't meet today, we have plans. < p > — Mom, children are tired, better not come.

< p > until finally a cold wall came.

< p > — I think it is better if we limit contacts.

< p > I didn't understand what I did wrong.

< p > — Filip, talk to her, after all it's my grandchildren — I said to my son, pr & oacute; bent to stop tears.

< p > He looked at me with embarrassment, but he said nothing.

< p > did not stand in my defense.

< p > did not say it was unfair. < p > did not want to go & oacute; and his wife. < p > and I was cut out of their lives.

< p > Now I can only look at the photos and wonder if grandchildren still remember me.

< p > Do they ask about grandmother.

< p > do they still love me.

< p > because I love them above all.

< p > but their mother decided that my love did not need.

< P >< br />< Strong > see, as we wrote about in recent days: from life taken. “When my husband left, his family threw me out of our house”