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Input: Some backstory: My sister has three children. She is 31 years old. Her oldest son is turning 10 this year, her middle son is 4, and her daughter is 2. She does not have any form of custody of her children.

My sister has relapsed, again. She is an addict. She smoked weed and cigarettes the entirety of her first pregnancy. Her second, she added cocaine. And, her last, she added heroin. Since her last baby, she has been arrested, sent to rehab, run away from rehab, and has been relapsing. She has not spent more than 500 days total with any of her children. 

Her children all call her Momma and dote on her. But, her oldest is about at the age where he's starting to notice his mom only cares about partying. She comes into the kids' lives sporadically, and she can't stay sober, even when they're visiting. 

Would I be the asshole if I told her she needs to waive her parental rights unless she can get her shit together? She has already had her custody rights stripped by the court system,  as she failed multiple drug tests over the year after her daughter was born. While I know she loves her kids, I just don't think it's fair to her children to have a mom who cares more about getting high than them. 

telling my sister to waive her parental rights