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now our first story comes from am i the asshole stomach flu who asks am i the asshole for not

letting my brother and sister-in-law see my daughter after they

threw away her medicine. I have a four-year-old daughter, Emma. I'm an alcoholic and I have been sober

for two years. My brother was Emma's quarter-pointed guardian from when she was 15 months old

to just before her third birthday. I had to fight for almost a year to get her back.

My brother and sister-in-law are still upset that I took Emma from them, and I've called

CPS on me numerous times and make it clear that they don't trust me to take care of my own kid.

They love Emma, and Emma loves them, so I tried to take her to see them a couple of times a month.

A couple of weeks ago, Emma caught the stomach flu from someone at her preschool.

I'm in school full time and had a midterm that day, so I asked my brother to watch her for a couple

of hours, so I could take my test. They said they were happy to take her, so I brought her to

their house that morning with her medicines, a schedule saying she's supposed to take which medicine and the dosage, a bottle of pediolite

and a few changes of clothes. I come to pick her up after the midterm and half her medicines,

her clothes and her peddolite were gone. When I asked about it, they said they threw away all

of her medicines in the pedgolite because they were liquids and they were already opened, so I could have put something in there to make her sick slash sleep.

Not that it helps much, but I never hurt my daughter or gave her anything that wasn't recommended by her her pediatrician.

They also said, I shouldn't be given her Tylenol and Motrin again. Her doctor said it's fine. So they didn't

buy her any Motrin. Then I asked about the nausea medicine, prescription, and they said they didn't

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