Originally Posted by Kaffs:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Kaffs:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Supes:
Originally Posted by erinp:
Dr Stephen Wood, said: "Helen left home when she was 16 to move in with her boyfriend and we've not had any relationship since then. I don't know what she does or what she gets up to."
Conveniently omitting that he put her into care!
Perhaps they had good reason to put her into care, I doubt it was a decision they took lightly.
at 16? If she was a problem - surely it's more than likely due to her upbringing . I don't believe anyone's born a nasty prostitute.
Seriously, without knowing all the circumstances, you think it's all her patents fault?
I don't know.. but I don't think parents should abdicate their responsibility to a child. They were young impressionable teens landed with a baby. They were educated, intelligent, professional people. Surely if they could't cope they could have got some help?
What if Helen didn't want their help? We have no idea what she put her parents through, nor how much they tried with her, so I refuse to apportion the blame for Helen's life choices on them. They don't seem to have had any problems rearing her two brothers, so perhaps the problem was with Helen, not them?