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The inconvenient truth of suicide on the tracks Before we embarked on this epic journey, we had been sitting in front of Pearl Jam for over three hours at the Olympic Stadium in Rome. So, however long this trip would take, I was as chilled as a stoner at a weed convention. A taxi to … Continue reading “How Selfish!”
"It’s his story yes. But it’s being told so others will continue to fight. It’s to raise awareness about Parental Alienation. You and many other fathers have said the exact same words “...I was there.” This is NOT okay. I watched a great man be torn apart. I watched everyone turn their backs on him … Continue reading The Story of a Great Man and a Great Father who Suffered at the Mercy of an Alienating Parent
In my experience of battling parental alienation thus far I have come to realise the following: It is generally not recognised by the judicial system, dismissed by so called professionals, and underestimated even when recognised and documented as minimally as possible with phrases such as "exhibits alienating behaviours." It appears to only be known by … Continue reading Parental Alienation, Good Versus Evil
Since Chris Cornell's death on 18th May 2017 I have been considering whether to write about it or not. I decided to reflect on this decision for a while and consider what it was I actually wanted to express, discuss and disclose. As a music fan I first came across Chris Cornell as a musician … Continue reading Say Hello to Heaven
