“Teen Mom” ​​star Catelynn Lowell reveals why daughter’s adoptive parents blocked her

• Catelynn Lowell and her husband Tyler Baltierra, who rose to fame on 16 and pregnant And later Teenagertalked about the reason why their first -born daughter Carly’s adoptive parents made the decision to “block” them.
• The couple placed Carly, now 15, for adoption in 2009, and she was adopted by Brandon and Teresa Davis.
• The trial was documented in the section 27 March of Teen Mom: Next chapter.

Teenager Star stars Catelynn Lowell And her husband Tyler Baltierra has revealed why their daughter’s adoptive parents made the decision to “block” them.

Catelynn and Tyler, both 33, placed their first -born daughter Carly, now 15, for adoption 2009. In a January section of Teen Mom: Next chapterThe Catelynn revealed that Carly’s adoptive parents, Brandon and Teresa Davis, had recently decided to cancel all communication between the two families – even if they originally chose for an open adoption.

Now, in the latest section of the MTV series on March 27, Catelynn and Tyler gave more information about Brandon and Teresa’s decision.

“Brandon and Teresa straight up told our adoption adviser, Dawn, ‘Yes, I had In order to block her (Catelynn) for my mental health, “said Catelynn during the section.” And I was like, ”Your mental health, your Mental health? ‘I mean, it was like anxiety. I literally felt that all the emotions would come up when I hugged (Carly) in the hospital and told her goodbye. ”

Catelynn continued to claim that Teresa “told Dawn to tell us that we must not send gifts anymore because it is uncomfortable for. She said,” But tell them they can’t tell anyone I said. “And I said,“ Well, f — now, I say so. ”

“You have my child, you can’t take my story too,” Tyler added.

Catelynn also claimed that Teresa told their adoption adviser that she wanted a “very sincere excuse”, to which Catelynn said she replied, “You? You need an apology? For what? For me to put out the truth about how you are as a human being and what you did to us. I deserve a F —- Apologist.”

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Catelynn, who now shares children Nova, 10, Vaeda, 6 and Rya, 3, with Tyler, also claimed that some of Teresa’s current behaviors with the situation derive from the fact that Carly refers to Catelynn’s other three children as her sisters.

“Carly has always said:“ This is my sister. “So I thought it was an okay thing,” Catelynn explained later in section 27 when I sat down with podcasts and tictoker Awesome cray. “So I just went with it. Teresa said, ‘The word’ sisters ‘just really gets me.’ ”

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“It’s not right with me,” Tyler added. “Should we say birth sister? What would you prefer? And she has literally not answered.”

Catelynn continued to share that their “main goals” to discuss the situation publicly is to ultimately let Carly know that they “never stopped trying” to have a relationship with her.

“She deserves to know that in my opinion,” she said. “It is also to raise awareness to everyone involved in adoption.”

In a previous episode of the series, Catelynn revealed that the sudden and unexpected loss of communication with Carly had given her “adoption PTSD”, even though she has done a lot of work with her mental health.

“It was difficult. For the longest time I was,” I think I’m pretty healed from my adoption trauma. “I’ve done lots of therapy, worked with it really hard. And then, when all this happened, I was in a really bad place, like Adoption ptsdFor a few weeks to a month where it was just like randomly crying out of nowhere, (handling) anxiety and sadness, ”she said.

“I think it’s important that I am open with my children,” Catelynn continued. “My kids would see me cry and ask me: ‘Why are you crying?’ And you don’t know what to say. ”

She added: “I’m open with them all about it. Thankfully, my children help too.

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