Dear Abby: I said some horrible things on Facebook, and now I can’t see my grandkids

DEAR ABBY I lost my daughter to cancer five years ago She was only She left behind a husband and three children ages and Related Articles Dear Abby I left my husband after his tantrum Should I trust that he has changed Dear Abby I thought I was a good mother so why does my son act this way Dear Abby My mother-in-law torpedoed the surprise party Dear Abby I determined these photos of his proposal to another woman Dear Abby She wants to dress my little girl in sequins and leopard print When my daughter and her husband were working I was the kids nanny granny five days a week I would also take them overnight on weekends More often than not I had more waking hours with them than their parents did We were extremely close and bonded After my daughter passed my son-in-law urged me to move in to help I was in a position to do so and it went OK the first year Then various cracks began to show and we ended up having a huge fight over money though it wasn t really about money After I revealed specific horrible things about him on Facebook he took the grands away from me It has been two years and I have begged his forgiveness to no avail What can I do MISSING THEM IN MARYLAND DEAR MISSING THEM You wrote that cracks began to show I wish you had mentioned what that huge fight was really about because I might have been able to answer your question about how to patch things up more fully As it stands all I can suggest is to continue apologizing to your former son-in-law and continue sending gifts to your grandchildren on their birthdays and at Christmas so they will know they have a grandmother who exists and cares about them DEAR ABBY We appealed our -year-old college daughter Lulu to dog-sit and housesit sit several months ago She knew our rule of no visitors allowed in our home while we were out of town Because of this we didn t feel we needed to prepare the house by filing mail and documents away prior to our short trip Lulu had her new boyfriend of a meager weeks stay over for the weekend She not only allowed this stranger into our home but also deceived us for months It s hard to let go of our disappointment in her poor judgment by allowing a stranger into our home with unsecured documents out in the open Her sexual programs and consequences are her adult choices but I m not sure when I ll be able to trust our daughter again She had an opportunity to start building our trust shortly after we discovered out about the weekend but didn t take our consequences and rules seriously enough during her school break and lost access to several privileges Yes she did start counseling sessions this past semester Related Articles Jill On Money Career advice for college grads Asking Eric My friends say they re buddies with my mom and I m making things weird Harriette Cole Need-to-know lessons from a beautiful mother Miss Manners Our school s tutor appreciation week is so tacky Dear Abby I left my husband after his tantrum Should I trust that he has changed Where do we go from here NO TRUST IN NEW MEXICO DEAR NO TRUST Since we now know Lulu has poor judgment and lacks respect for your rules take away your house key if you haven t already practice keeping your financial documents under lock and key when you re not in the house and hire a dog sitter Then cross your fingers and hope the counseling your daughter is receiving helps her become more mature and make better choices Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren also known as Jeanne Phillips and was founded by her mother Pauline Phillips Contact Dear Abby at www DearAbby com or P O Box Los Angeles CA