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My Father Threw Me Out When I Was 18 and Pregnant—Now He Came Begging for My Child’s Help

6. You’re not a bad person for saying no.

Refusing to involve your daughter does not make you responsible for whatever happens to your half-brother. The responsibility for his care and options rests with his parents and his medical team.

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