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Divorce Ends Marriages…But Families Endure.

After our marriage ended, we became the poster-children for divorce amongst our circle of friends and colleagues. We wished we could have been the poster children for successful marriage, but it didn’t work out that way…

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One morning earlier this summer, my (Deesha’s) husband “JB” pulled a t-shirt out of his drawer, looked at it for a minute, then said to me, “This isn’t mine.”  It sure looked like his–very large, in one of those “guy” colors (grey-ish).  At first, I thought he was kidding.  Then I realized he wasn’t.  I took the shirt from him and took a closer look.  It wasn’t his shirt.  It was Mike’s, my ex-husband’s.  And it wasn’t something he’d left behind when we first separated.  In fact, he hadn’t left it behind at all.  Let me explain…

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 1 September 2010 | 11:28

Meredith Resnick of PsychologyToday.com interviewed us about what stands in the way of successful co-parenting and much more!  Check it out…

Posted under Adventures in How Not to Co-Parent, Bitter, Co-Parenting ABCs, Co-Parenting Stories, Happy endings, Healing, Resources  |  Comments  No Comments  |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 1 September 2010 | 08:15

I can’t stand people using children as a weapon.–Friend of CoParenting101, our tweep @NFLion

If you’re using your child as a weapon–or contemplating it–because the separation, divorce, or co-parenting isn’t going your way…

If you don’t ________…I’ll never let you see her again.

I told the children the truth about you, and now they hate you too.

No, he can’t come to the phone to talk to you…ever.

Mommy told me not to believe anything you say.

Daddy said it’s your fault that he has to live in that small apartment!  Why do you take all his money?

Mommy is sad when I leave her to come here.  She said I shouldn’t have to come if I don’t want to.

…just stop it. Period. Full stop. Find an appropriate way to deal with whatever’s bothering you, and leave your child out of it. Children are to be protected by the adults in their lives, not used in their warfare.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 31 August 2010 | 11:29
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