I don't understand your question. Did you mean the girl aborted the baby because her x-bf wanted her to have it aborted? I think the guy is sick and the girl is stupid. Or did you mean the guy broke up with a pregnant girl and the baby died because of the mother's emotional trauma?
Etiquette: This is a set of rules various parts of the world follow. These 'rules' are little things that tell you what is proper. Ex: You use different types of knifes and forks for different types of food. This shows proper etiquette. It is not bad manners to use your salad knife to cut your fish, you would just not be following the etiquette. Manners: Manners are what you do in a specific way to be polite, courteous, etc. showing proper manners means making the person around you not feel bad. Ex: You say please and thank you show good manners. You are not 'showing etiquette' while doing this. Note: Sometimes showing improper etiquette CAN make you show bad manners. Ex: It is in the etiquette rules to congratulate the bride and groom during the wedding. Not doing this also shows bad manners.
Etiquette: This is a set of rules various parts of the world follow. These 'rules' are little things that tell you what is proper. Ex: You use different types of knifes and forks for different types of food. This shows proper etiquette. It is not bad manners to use your salad knife to cut your fish, you would just not be following the etiquette. Manners: Manners are what you do in a specific way to be polite, courteous, etc. showing proper manners means making the person around you not feel bad. Ex: You say please and thank you show good manners. You are not 'showing etiquette' while doing this. Note: Sometimes showing improper etiquette CAN make you show bad manners. Ex: It is in the etiquette rules to congratulate the bride and groom during the wedding. Not doing this also shows bad manners.
* This is up to your son or daughter to decide. If they agree then feel free to invite the ex, but if not respect his/her wishes. If this is a surprise party for your son or daughter and if you know they are in touch with their ex then you can still invite them, but if they don't keep in touch then it wouldn't right to invite the ex.
Go to the doctor and get written proof
All i know is that Stan Walker has 1 kids but he had it with his EX------------------------ Stan Walker did have a daughter with his ex-girlfriend but she had a miscarriage.
If you feel you are still close to your ex in-laws then feel free to phone your ex mother-in-law's family and express how you feel about her loss. If you do not feel that close to the family then proper etiquette is to send a sympathy card and flowers to the home addressed to her husband and family.
Etiquette at Your Ex-Husband's Mother's DeathOur users share their opinions on the subject:Nothing at all, if you're not close to him. if you are, then I would suggest going as a friend and supporting him. Try to cheer him up if you can.If you left your ex on reasonably good terms and were fairly close to his mother, then it would be acceptable and honorable to go to the funeral services or, you could simply send flowers to your ex's home with a nice card or if flowers are requested at the funeral send the flowers there or, in lieu of flowers send a donation to the charity that is mentioned in the obituary.If he is your ex-husband, it is not proper or appropriate to go to his mother's funeral. It is particularly inappropriate if he has a new wife. You are divorced. If you wanted to stay part of the family, then you should not have gotten a divorce. He is your ex-husband. Please remember the "EX" part.If you have remained on good terms with your ex mother-in-law, and you have minor children and the children want you to accompany them, by all means go. Be as unobtrusive as possible. This is your children's grandmother's funeral, not your ex-husband's. Grown children can go unattended.
While it is not very likely that ex-lax would cause a miscarriage, it is possible. The cramping which laxatives cause could theoretically cause uterine spasms and lead to a miscarriage. It would be best to talk to your doctor if you are having difficulties.
You're not over your ex.
She is your EX. It doesn't matter.
With your ex? No, but it's a ethics violation.
For any sort of dinner party or house party, only the hosts may make invitations. Since the parents of the ex-husband are hosting this dinner, they are the only ones who could invite anyone. (Exception, they could tell someone that they are welcome to invite a date/kids/friends along.) Assuming the son that invited the ex-wife is a child, it is understandable that he might make this faux pas and not realize that it is rude to impose another guest onto the host and that it is an uncomfortable situation for all parties. In this situation, having not received an invitation from the hosts, the ex-wife should explain to her son that she will be not be attending, as she is no longer married to the ex-husband. If, however, the son is an adult, the ex-wife would be justified in assuming that she was properly invited, and therefore is perfectly correct in attending.