Divorces can be messy, but what happens when a dying ex-husband reaches out for help? In this jaw-dropping story, a man named Christopher, who was diagnosed with adenocarcinoma, found himself abandoned by his wife, Diana, who didn’t want to be responsible for his medical bills or care. Christopher turned to his ex-wife’s first husband for help, who graciously took him in and cared for him in his final days. Now, with a memorial planned, Diana wants to attend, but her ex-husband isn’t having it.
The Divorced Duo
Remarriage and Divorce
Christopher’s Heartbreaking Secret
A Generous Offer
The Call for Help
Taking Responsibility
Teaching Compassion
Planning the Memorial
Diana’s Request
The Bitter Truth
A Harsh Response
Son’s Opinion
No Sugarcoating
Ex-Wife Denied Access to Memorial: The Ultimate Betrayal
After abandoning her dying husband Christopher, Diana now wants to attend his memorial. However, her ex-husband, who took Christopher in and cared for him in his final days, refuses to let her attend. He believes it’s unfair for her to come in as the grieving widow after refusing to help Christopher when he was alive. Even though their older son thinks Diana should be allowed to attend, the ex-husband stands firm in his decision. He refuses to sugarcoat the truth about Diana’s actions and believes she should be treated the same way she treated Christopher. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
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NTA, but harshly criticizing son for defending his mom was wrong
NTA for forbidding her to attend, but soft AH for spewing hateful things about their mom to your sons. Way to talk to your son, who is showing compassion in a matter that very much is his business! ♂️
NTA for banning her, but YTA for how you spoke
YTA for talking to your son. OP’s response is revealing.
“NTA obviously. It’s like too bad to be real “
“YTA for excluding Diana, but don’t degrade their mother.”
“YTA. It’s not about you. It’s about your kids. “
YTA if you told your son to mind his own business
Teaching compassion? More like teaching them how to be a**holes.
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NTA. Ex-wife banned from memorial. Family only.
Commenter upset with OP’s rude response to their son’s opinion
YTA for ignoring dying stepdad’s wish to ban ex-wife from memorial
Begrudgingly, YTA. Let your children grieve with their mother.
YTA. Respect your son’s voice and opinion.
YTA ignores son’s plea for ex-wife at stepdad’s memorial
“NTA. Ex-wife abandoned dying stepdad, kids deserve the truth.”
Both parents have flaws, but communication needs improvement.
Insensitive ex-husband ruins stepdad’s memorial, ignoring dying wish
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Heartbreaking reality of divorce and illness, backed by statistics
“YTA. Your children are grieving too. What you said was a**holeish.”
Heartwarming comment about a kind-hearted person taking care of someone.
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