As you know Yogagirl I'm a bit of a technophobe. I'd love to be able to read the article you've mentioned but need more info to be able to find it or, pass on to DH and get him to find it for me
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I'm sure you're right about our GC wanting to know about us, I hope so but with all the lies that have been told to date, one can only imagine what's to come
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Good grief Otw to have been kicked out 3 times
I had no idea how on earth do you manage to carry on? You must be one amazing lady that's for sure. I honestly don't know if I would have the courage to get involved with my S again even if he gave me the opportunity, I'd be so scared of it happening again.
I am really looking forward to seeing what kind of response you get to the forum you're thinking of setting up. When I read your post from Monday, it re kindled some thoughts I've been having off an on about writing a book. I am not a Sociologist but do have a degree in Sociology (acquired some time ago
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Of course it's going to require a lot of research and work and if any one on this thread would like to contribute, I'll pm them and let them have my email address; all ideas and contributions would be most welcome.
DH's brother has just 'phoned, said he'd just got in from work and was wanting to chill out but it's not easy with his little GD there
. He has 5 who he sees regularly and knows we can't see the only one we have; thoughtless or what. I told him 'what we wouldn't give to have our little one here with us'.
Soops place of refuge and friends

. She found her GM via face book and after initial contact via email they now meet up on a regular basis. Not ideal as her daughter, the mother, knows nothing about this. It's ironic isn't it that our children probably will, if they're not doing so already, lie to their children to explain our absence and those very children may well in the future lie to them if they do make contact, to keep it a secret. "It is a tangled web we weave when at first we seek to deceive"
in your food diary; just the one was it?
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