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.<p>[This message has been edited by Trapped Mom (edited March 21, 2001).]

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TM, remember that we all have to get up and look at ourselves in the mirror. That means him too.<P>I remember staying home for the first time also.. and the pain. <P>It is difficult to find that line with your kids, but they will be the thing that will get you through. Look at them. They are depending on you to show them the way, and you will be able to do it!! I'll think of the three of you when I am on my way to church in the morning with my three as well!!

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The best advice i got after my separation started. Do not treat my D any different in a disciplinary way. She knows the rules and the rules don't change just because daddy left.<BR>It was good advice.<BR>I know there is always that fine line thing. It's exhausting thinking your not doing a good job or measuring up or that you short changed your children. Good luck.

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TM:<P>HI!!!!!!!! [Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com] Just e-mailed you.<P>YOU are only 31. There is no way you are going to spend the rest of your life alone! I've heard that 95% of us will remarry - but let's not talk about how many of us will be divorcing again, that's depressing.<P>Anyway, cheer up - you have friends [Linked Image from marriagebuilders.com]. Alone is only temporary, but there really is no rush to find another guy. Just get out that rolling pin and clay pots and work on you for a while like I do (inside story for the rest of the posters here). Ok, maybe I should say what the rolling pin is for - abs. My heavy clay pots are for my upper body (chest). It's my workout equipment believe it or not (hey, don't laugh, you should SEE the results!).<P>Weekends sure do get long don't they.<P>Talk to ya.<P>------------------<BR><BR>Kathy


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