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Post # 00000584
Re: Mom's are alienated also
From: someone who cares
Remote Name: 150.142.236.42
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I am an alienated mother of two daughters. It feels like death. we need support groups in place this is a horrible experience.
(Last changed: February 26, 2006)
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Post # 000004a0
Re: Alienated mother
From: janjonmead@aol.com
Remote Name: 152.163.253.98
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If you are still out there, please contact me. I have five children three with me, two with the ex and I feel my situation is very similar to yours.
(Last changed: February 26, 2006 )
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Post # 000005a5
Re Alienated mother
From: alienated mother too
Remote Name: 150.142.238.92
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i truly believe that the parent who ruled the marriage will be the parent who alienates.
(Last changed: February 26, 2006)
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Post # 0000052e
Re: Alienated mother/I gave up too
From: H3SULLIVAN.yahoo.com
Remote Name: 216.162.22.1
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Well I haven't lost my son, however, when he spends visitation time with his father he is not allowed to have anything to do with me. For instance, my son wanted to get into cubscouts and the first few months my ex-husband took him to a few den meetings. Then it became periodically, now he was told his father won't take him at all. Unfortunatly my son spends everyother weekend with his father and this particular visitation starts on a thursday, which, thursday's are when my son's den meetings are held. This is not the only thing that is going on, there's a whole lot more. I continue to keep a journal of everything that goes on, such as times my ex-husband picks up my son and drops him off as well as phone calls. There were times when I felt like giving up, because I felt like I was getting no where fast. The last time I was in court, the lawyer I had looked at my notes and suggested I arrange counseling for my son so as to have the counseler appear in court. This is where I am at now, still battling and waiting to win the war, as my lawyer said. I just never realized how long of a battle I was in for.
(Last changed: February 26, 2006)
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Post # 000005cb
mother of 2 daughters alienated by father in ny state
From: grab an orr lets row together
Remote Name: 150.142.233.49
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i read your reply,,,im with u, only my ex shopped therapists and the judge allowed this...even though it was court ordered and the therapist was COURT ORDERED.... i feel like i have lost my daughters,,,like death...its horrible.
(Last changed: February 26, 2006)
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Post # 00000585
Mother of 2 daughters alienated by father in ny state
From: someone who REALLY cares
Remote Name: 150.142.236.42
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im discusted, i had primary physical until daughter wanted to go live with her father, what a nightmare. i have not seen her since, have court order for therapy with her but she won't speak to me. father had petetion brought against him by law guardian and judge did nothing, im discusted with the court process. thats abuse
(Last changed: February 26, 2006)
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Post # 000005cd
Re: Mother of 2 daughters alienated by father in ny state
From: anitadb1972@yahoo.com
Remote Name: 162.40.96.80
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If you are looking for support from other noncustodial moms, here is a safe careing place to go where you won't be judged. www.noncustodialmoms.com I hope to see you there!
(Last changed: February 26, 2006)
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