Archive for the ‘emotions’ Category

No One Wins in a Custody Battle

Just when I think things are going smoothly and issues with my ex-husband are a thing of the past, he has to remind me why we’re no longer together by doing something as selfish as planning his vacation with our son over a weekend that my son was to be with me. Not only that, [...]

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Life and Death and Writing it All Down

If you’re related to me, you may want to stop reading…or perhaps you should just start back at the beginning…For those of you who are a part of my online family, please (lie to me and) tell me you can relate. Too Much Information (TMI) I share everything here on this blog, more than I [...]

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National Depression Screening Day

Depression hits people in different ways. Although there are several symptoms that most of us are aware of, it’s difficult to see the impact when we’re the ones suffering from an emotional or psychological disorder. I’ve had a long history of depression and fought it for many years, self-medicating with alcohol and drugs, which only [...]

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Healing Stories

Have you ever wished that you could find just the right book for a child? Maybe a child in your life is anticipating a big change, such as having a new brother or sister, starting school for the first time, or moving to a new house. Maybe something difficult and painful has happened, such as [...]

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Custody Battles

I love reading about custody schedules that work for everyone involved. I adore families who get along for the sake of their children and appreciate stories of divorced couples who remain friends. Let’s face it, though, this is not always the case and for every story that includes a happy ending, there are those that [...]

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When a Marriage Fails

David, over at Dad’s House, inspired this post since his statements – and the comments that followed – really struck a chord with me. Calling a marriage a failure is damaging to our society. Imagine what it is like to be a child of divorced parents and hearing that statement (a failed marriage) throughout one’s [...]

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10 Things Men Wish Women Would Know

I have been shopping around (so to speak) for relationship advice lately as many people I know have been coming to me (for who knows what reason) to ask me for my thoughts and insight on marriage and the future of love and intimacy as I know it. Alright, so my suggestions usually fall along [...]

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Link Share

For writers who are also stay-at-home Moms or if you were raised by a stay-at-home Mom, an opportunity to share your story comes from the Chicken Soup for the Soul series. They’re looking for great stories and you can submit yours on line. If you’re not able to be in Las Vegas for the annual [...]

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Discover: Science, Technology and the Future

I’m continually finding new resources for articles and issues relating to psychology, biology and science. It seems there’s always more to Discover: Fearless Mothers Do Brothers Make you Gay? The Biology Behind Sex in the City Why Loneliness is Bad for You Mind Over Moods Map: High School Hook Ups Autism: It’s Not Just in [...]

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Amber Alert

Every time I hear of an Amber Alert, I wonder what the story is behind the situation. I wonder how many of them involve the parent of the child who has gone missing. I wonder how many relationships are being torn apart – for whatever reason – and how many children are being pulled in [...]

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