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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a PP who had a stillborn baby.

My living children (teens) know that I had a baby who died, but I don't talk about it much. I have always answered the few questions they have had over the years about their sister's death.

I am generally open and honest with my children, and I don't keep many secrets from them. So it is hard to imagine them doubting me about what happened to their sister. But honestly, if they ever were to express such doubts as OP has, I would be deeply, deeply offended. And angry.[/quote]

OP here. i am very sorry for your loss.

I don't think my parents did anything shady. Some PPs suggested that they gave her up. In my follow-up post, I made it clear that I truly believe they think she is dead. The only thing they might have done was say that it was an unexplained stillbirth even if there was more to it than that. They would do so to avoid having to talk about it and answer questions. Otherwise, they would be getting calls from lawyers encouraging them to sue. Since stillbirths were quite common during that time, this was an explanation that everyone would accept without asking questions. I don't blame them at all if this is what they did. I would probably do the same thing. [/quote]

Are you mentally well?  This is a serious question because it seems like you've made up this situation and have thought about it so much that you can't entertain the idea that maybe your sister really did die.  Have there been any recent tragedies in your life?  I'm a little worried for you. [/quote]

:roll: [/quote]

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