After all, Weslie shared that she went to Stephen for "everything" aft helium entered her beingness erstwhile she was conscionable 3 years old. 

“He’s the idiosyncratic that I would outcry to," she continued. "He would aftermath maine up each morning, we’d get breakfast, and helium was the idiosyncratic I’d spot erstwhile he’d get location from work. We lived successful the aforesaid 4 walls and present I’m getting hatred for him leaving and I don’t get it. It’s hurtful.”

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In fact, she applauds Allison's determination to see the paperwork. However, she did enactment her ma was lenient if idiosyncratic refused to sign.

"She’s inactive nice, she’s inactive kind, she’s inactive forgiving, but you person to know, like, adjacent erstwhile Stephen was live radical that attended our events, they would person to motion NDAs," the teen revealed. "But now, conscionable due to the fact that it’s my ma handing the paper, it’s antithetic and it’s conscionable annoying."

As for her narration with her stepdad's family, Weslie has decided to instrumentality a measurement distant from them. But her siblings spot them arsenic often arsenic possible, contempt surviving successful antithetic states.

"I’ve dilatory started to region myself from due to the fact that they don’t marque maine consciousness comfortable, and my mom’s the 1 making the effort and feeling similar it’s a request and a necessity to spot them due to the fact that she cares," Weslie said. "Everyone’s pushing for this communicative that my mom’s not trying oregon the kids are being withheld from Stephen’s family. No. No. I’ve virtually seen them much than erstwhile Stephen was alive."

In the end, she said each the play was unnecessary.

"We’re ne'er going to get Stephen back," she said. "He made a prime and that’s truly unfortunate and I’m going to deliberation astir it for the remainder of my life."

Keep speechmaking to spot however his household continues to support his representation alive…