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Our next reddit post is from Yellowjacket. My brother has struggled with drug addiction for most of his life.

About five years ago, a tourist family apart. His wife filed for divorce and was awarded full custody

of their son. This is all right and proper, as my brother was in no condition to be a father

this time. The road to recovery has been long, but my brother has been working the program and has

now been clean for several years. He has no formal custody of his son, though he gets

visitation at his ex-wife's discretion. He's been a good and stable father to his son in the last

years. However, his ex has not wanted to allow for the possibility that he's become well. In fact,

she's begun jerking him around with visitation, even planning on removing the son from his father

for a period of several months so she can take a long vacation with her new family. My brother,

not willing to let this slide immediately filed for joint custody. The court case was yesterday,

and as expected, his ex-badmouts his former drug abuse and attempted to paint him as still an

addict and a threat to their son. Again, he totally isn't anymore. He's been clean for years,

employed and he owns his own home. The ex was so self-deluded and confident that he had backslid

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