Comments on: Proposed law in Tennessee to require paternity test at birth.

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By: Carol Taylor

Carol Taylor — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 19:13:37 +0000

I believe that this is a wonderful idea. And, if you have ever sat in a court room and watched numerous fathers told the words, “this child is not your”, then you would understand. I say the hurt that was in many of the men that I watched. They could not stop loving the child because of the bond the two now share.
I also support the law because I have a son. My son explained to me that he wore a condom. Thereafter, I spoke with him regarding a paternity test. He spoke with the mother about a paternity test and she spoke with her mother. I know that condoms are not 100% effective.

However, the grandmother refused before the baby was born. She cursed me out for over an hours. I just allowed her to speak because I was not intimated and I’m more intelligent than that. Then, when he inquired after the baby was born, she still refused. So, her mother turned him over for Child Support and my son is willing to pay with no problem. However, I hurt when my son hurt when he can’t spend time with the child that is suppose to be his child. It hurts more that many people realize and yet you are still are drawn to a child that may not be your. Or you think about the one day, the real father shows up, and says, “this is my child and you are not to have any connection with his baby,” Then what do you do, a child you have come to love and a child that loves you. True love doesn’t just go away.