AlphaOne_

Note: This is a question regarding PURELY FICTIONAL people!

Situation is as follows: The child is very young (3 months old); parents were never married, but father recognized as parent. Father is married.

Would the father's spouse get the right of guardian? A (more distant) relative of the mother? The court or some other organization?

(Setting is Massachusetts/New Hampshire, so answers specific for that area will be greatly appreciated, but any informative answers for US legislative set up should give me _some_ idea.)

OK, who's seen it, and what do you think about it? :)

I seem not to be able to save ratings, both to answers and to questions - but only if they are thumbs-down. Is anybody else having this problem today?

This morning I noticed than on squeezing one nipple, there is a tiny amount (really tiny) of yellowish discharge. I don't know if it is a sign of danger - if anyone out there has any experience with breast cancer diagnosis, could you clue me in as to what amount / type of discharge should be alarming? Or should I just zip off to my GP for more thorough examination? I am 25.

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Does anyone have an idea why?