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Yes, ma'am.

Um, honestly, I don't know how exactly to go about this.

So it's a situation where whenever I was younger, like, I'm going to take it back to before I had kids.

Before I had kids, I used drugs. I was a drug addict. I had gotten clean,

ended up getting pregnant by now my ex-husband. And I had two kids by my now ex-husband.

Well, whenever I started going through a divorce with him, I ended up relapsing,

and I got my kids taken away. During the whole CPS proceeding, I ended up finding my rights

away because at the time, that's what was in the best interest of my children. I now have

two more children that are in my custody, are then five years clean.

My aunt, she adopted my daughters. She won't let my daughters see me. She won't let me see my daughters.

I know I have no legal right, but because I live in Texas, my two younger kids have a legal right to see their sisters. So I'm really,

I guess really just my family has told me not to take this to court, that they don't want me

to take it to court, but I want my kids to know each other. She's made it clear that, sorry, I'm getting a little bit emotional because this is an emotional.

Who's the father of the latest two?

He is actually here with me.

I mean, he's a different guy than the first two, the ex-husband.

Yes, a different guy. And you married to this guy?

I'm not married to him. It's common law married to him. Yeah, I don't believe in that. But all right.

So your question for me is should you fight this should

i really should i take my aunt to court for my my two youngest kids to be able to have visitation

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