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[quote=Anonymous]DH needs to say this: “mom, Joey doesn’t want you included in any of his graduation activities. This is why you won’t be receiving any invitations or notices in May.” Alternatively, if the grandson is 18 years old, then he should be the one who notifies his grandmother that he doesn’t want her at his party or graduation, if she brings it up. Both men need to reach down and find their stones. Anything less than telling grandma straight up that she’s not included is cowardly. Anyone who makes these drastic choices to cut off their closest relatives needs to have the courage to face the sometimes unpleasant consequences. This will be a good “choices have consequences, buddy” moment for your DS. Make him own it [/quote]
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