Catelynn and Tyler disclose that they have stopped communicating with Carly’s adoptive parents. Adoption issues under discussion.
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What’s going on with Tyler and Catelynn?
Renowned for placing their first daughter Carly for adoption back in 2009, Catelynn Lowell and Tyler Baltierra recently revealed some devastating news.
Sadly, the open adoption they first experienced with Brandon and Teresa Davis, Carly’s adopted parents, has stopped.
Why has the stop in communication?
In a recent “Teen Mom: The Next Chapter” episode, Catelynn candidly discussed the circumstances.
She said Brandon and Teresa told their adoption counselor they blocked her.
The excuse offered is Teresa’s “mental health,” pointing especially at anxiety.
Clearly, this news has left Catelynn hurt and perplexed.
Whose particular requests were made?
Complicating matters further, Catelynn said Teresa had asked for a “sincere apology” from them.
They also were instructed to stop giving Carly gifts.
Now Catelynn has made public this request, stressing the challenging circumstances.
Tyler’s attitude toward this is what?
Tyler have also shared his opinions on the matter.
He underlined that they feel as though their relationship to Carly is being snatched away from them.
This emphasizes how emotionally toll the lack of communication is causing for Tyler and Catelynn.
Why were Carly’s siblings problematic?
Catelynn also brought up a quite perplexing argument.
Teresa apparently found it offensive when Carly called Tyler’s other daughters her sisters.
Since Catelynn and Tyler see this as a logical continuation of their shared past, this reaction has left them perplexed.
Why are they making this public?
Their choice to share honestly about this trying event is not taken lightly.
Mostly, Catelynn and Tyler want to make sure Carly, as she gets older, realizes they have always tried to keep a relationship with her.
They also want to spread knowledge on the several realities and difficulties that might develop inside adoption processes.
In what emotional sense is Catelynn adjusting?
The abrupt loss of communication has profoundly troubled Catelynn.
She said it set off what she defines as “adoption PTSD,” which causes anxiety and depression.
This emphasizes the long-lasting emotional toll adoption takes on the child as well as the birth parents.
Involved are their other children?
Catelynn underlines the need of being honest with their other children about Carly despite the difficulties.
This shows their dedication to integrity and keeping Carly’s position in their family story even in absence of direct communication..