Divorce is a very difficult and frustrating phase in the life of a person. When children are involved the whole process is that much more trying as you try to keep the children on an as even a keel as possible. People go through stages in the event of a divorce. You’ll experience anger, vengeance [...]
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How to Protect Your Kids When You Divorce
Posted by Cristy on May 24th, 2009
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Tags: Absence, Anger, Bad Mouth, Common Sense, Counseling, Critical Times, dad, Divorce, Friends, Keel, Life Turned Upside Down, Lifelong Effect, mom, parenting, parents, Preference, Promise, Realization, Sense Of Loss, Seperation, Vengeance, Whole Life 
No Comments »Like a child
Posted by Cristy on December 19th, 2008
Like a child I am almost fifty years old and my mother can still make me feel like I’m a child. No matter what I do it is never done the right way for mom. Three years ago she had a stroke. For a year and a half she was in a rehab facility. When [...]
Posted in Motherhood Tags: clothes, dad, feeding tube, fifty years, flowers, god, laundry, medicine, mom, mother, nursing home, refrigerator, rehab facility, several times, shoes, stroke, wheelchair No Comments »Insidious
Posted by Cristy on December 16th, 2008
Insidious My mother’s method of trying to control me is best described as insidious. She is the master of the statement in the form of a question and the backhanded compliment. For example, she would never openly say, “You’re fat.” Instead, she asks, “Do you really need to be eating that?” or “You should wear [...]
