I have been touched by the cruelty of parental alienation. Perhaps from a distance but enough to have made me actually cry last Christmas. And enough for me to get so frustrated at the futility of the battle that I … Continue reading Touched by the Cruelty of Parental Alienation
As regular readers of this blog will be aware I was recently invited to talk about parental alienation as part of a book launch. Colin Ward (twitter.com/ColinWardWriter) the author of his newly published novel To Die For kindly invited me … Continue reading Reflecting on my First Public Speech on Parental Alienation
Today was a tough day for me. Today it was my birthday. The day I would have loved to have shared with my grandchildren, but I couldn’t. The reason why? I am an alienated grandmother, that is the reason why. … Continue reading Today Was a Tough Day
Dear reader, It occurred to me today to think about parental alienation from a different angle. How do people become the person that stops one person from being involved in their child’s life when they are divorced? Perhaps its stems … Continue reading Dungeons and Dragons
Today, October 15, my daughter turns five. I will call her using my tablet, that’s our channel. I hope the tablet is turned on. If the tablet is on, I hope she hears it and is allowed to answer. It’s … Continue reading A Birthday, an Alienated One
“It’s not time to make a change, just relax, take it easy, you’re still young, that’s your fault, there’s so much you have to know.” Continue reading Father and Son
Anyone that has ever experienced depression may well be guilty of it. Family and friends may have witnessed their loved ones guilty of it. As the title suggests I am exploring the denial of depression. In the beginning of 2017 … Continue reading The Denial of Depression
Before discussing this question, please allow me to put this into context for those readers that may not be familiar with this blog. I am what is known as an alienated parent. Following the breakdown of my marriage my ex … Continue reading Does Thinking About Your Children Less, Mean You Love Them Less?
I am an avid music fan. I listen to it, I read about it and I play it. I like music to surround me like a soundtrack. I find music such a powerful medium. Music comforts me, it lifts me up, … Continue reading Some Days Are Better Than Others
After six and half months of no contact with my three children due to severe parental alienation, after overcoming unfounded safeguarding concerns against me and after spending in excess of £5,000 in legal fees, a couple of weeks ago I had … Continue reading My Trip to the Local Contact Centre, Part 1
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