

Bringing loved ones home
The Issue
My brother sadly died on the streets of Blackpool on Friday 13th November2020, unfortunately he was married at the time, but their relationship was very turbulent and as an addict that was clean 2 whole years previously to marrying her may I add, and so many times he was prevented from getting the proper help he needed from her, and then that fatal day he was found.
In a unused shop in a sleeping bag, this to us tells us he didn’t have a loving home she is claiming and preventing my mum from bringing her son home.
Their needs to be a law on this regardless of if anyone is married when found on the streets and a history into their short relationship of controlling behaviour this doesn’t have to just be men that do it.
my mum deserves to bring her son home.
To think of how many people are being prevented from bringing there child or loved ones home because of short turbulent marriages and or homelessness is unthinkable

The Issue
My brother sadly died on the streets of Blackpool on Friday 13th November2020, unfortunately he was married at the time, but their relationship was very turbulent and as an addict that was clean 2 whole years previously to marrying her may I add, and so many times he was prevented from getting the proper help he needed from her, and then that fatal day he was found.
In a unused shop in a sleeping bag, this to us tells us he didn’t have a loving home she is claiming and preventing my mum from bringing her son home.
Their needs to be a law on this regardless of if anyone is married when found on the streets and a history into their short relationship of controlling behaviour this doesn’t have to just be men that do it.
my mum deserves to bring her son home.
To think of how many people are being prevented from bringing there child or loved ones home because of short turbulent marriages and or homelessness is unthinkable

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Petition created on 18 November 2020