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Guaranteed human. My sick brother wanted me to take

his kids, but his wife is making it hard. Is she keeping the children from him? Trigger

warning for a and terminal illness. I found out last night that my baby brother, Sam, 37 male,

has six months to live, max.

But those prognosy are not always accurate.

I mean, yeah, people can usually live longer. I had a friend whose father was given a prognosis of months and lived years past that.

But either way, it's incredibly hard.

Sam and I, 43 female, have always been close.

Sam has four older sisters, me included.

And there are 16 years between our oldest sister and Sam.

He was there when my daughter was born while my military husband was on deployment.

By the way, this comes from Not Your Mama 888, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash OK Storytime Subbrit. I'm Sophia. I'm Dakota. I'm Angie. And we're here to give good advice, goofily, but we don't have all the answers. We only know what we'd do. So let us know what you would do in the comments. NOP says, shortly after we ended up stationed on the other side of the country, Sam met his soon-to-be-ex,

37 female, I'm calling her the succubus. He was over the moon when his daughter was born.

After my divorce, I moved back to our hometown in Alaska and got a job in the same firm as my mom.

Something was off about the succubus, and by that time they had a son 13 months after their daughter.

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