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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Here's as example from my own family. Grandparent raised in a rural area in the South. Grandparent was a kind, loving parent to my parent and siblings. One sibling became very ill, Grandparent cared for the child 24/7, took the child to many doctors in different cities, despite cost (which was a factor), and eventually donated a kidney to the child. The child survived, grew up, had children, remained very close to Grandparent. This child's daughter married a man of another race. Grandparent was not very supportive of this decision. Should the child who received Grandparent's care, and kidney, have cut off the Grandparent because of this? (That's not what happened, by the way). [/quote] I would not cut off someone really old. But I would make it clear they disappointed me and they wouldn't be allowed to see my mixed race kids. [/quote]
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