'[She] would roll over in her grave': Wicked stepmother who forces husband to cut ties with his children gets a taste of karma beyond the grave

It's a horrible thing when you find out someone who got divorced also emotionally divorces their children. Once you have committed to being a parent, you are committed for life, there is no backing out. And yet, there are still parents who think they can just leave their kids in the dust and "start over." That's not how life works, buddy. However, as humans we strive for peace and forgiveness is a start. For example, this child who was cast aside due to her wicked stepmother learned to forgive her father for abandoning her, and it paid out in the end. Literally.

OP says her father tried to have a relationship with her, but the wicked stepmother was cruel and would cease as much interaction between them as possible. Heartbreaking. However, OP survived and even thrived and is now a proud mother and grandmother. Recently, the wicked stepmother passed and OP's father jumped on the chance to rekindle their relationship. Though he will forever carry the guilt of how he treated his own daughter, he's working hard to make up for it at least a smidgen. How? Well, the money from the wicked stepmother's life insurance is a start… See what happened below!

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