The Cry of a Condemned Grandmother

Condemned grandmother, why? This story is not a novel... but a true story.

Like every day, the door to my inner prison closes more and more, I let my tears flow without shame. Tearful for not being able to meet my grandson and today for not getting to know my granddaughter. Why?

While the law grants grandparents the right to see and meet their grandchildren. Why can't I be one of these beneficiaries when the judgment does not report any major grievances against me and despite everything I do not have the right. Why??? I was criticized for wanting to get my daughter back, using my grandson. The reality is quite different. Isn't it legitimate and moral that we want an agreement with our daughter and her husband, isn't it also more beneficial for these grandchildren? Later, when they are grown up, they could ask themselves questions and want to know who is responsible and who opposed them from benefiting from the love of their grandparents. Sooner or later, they will ask themselves questions.

Why?... and in turn, they will judge...

Presentation: Softcover, paperback

Author: Irène Duvillers

Publication date: June 19, 2007

Format: 14.8 cm × 21 cm × 0.7 cm, 112 pages

Weight: 150 g

Publisher: Editions Saint Bernard

ISBN: 9782874800139

Only in French