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An update on my "Pathetic Meltdown" ... 

First, I just want to give the biggest thank you to all of you who posted comments on my 'Pathetic Meltdown' blog and also your comments on my wall. Your kind, supportive words and your encouragement has been like a salve on my heart. Reading your comments literally brought tears to my eyes and made me feel as though I had been wrapped in the biggest, warmest hug. Thank you, everyone!

 

Since the meltdwon, I've calmed down. I've talked with friends, taken care of my kids, exercised, took many, many deep breaths and let the rational side of my brain back in control. I decided it was time to be a better me and have been brainstorming for ideas on how to feel useful & fulfilled outside of being Mommy to the two best kids in the world! I've also had more than one very pleasant and constructive conversation with the ex. We are in a better place, not 'back together', but definately in a better place.

 

So, to all of my wonderful supporters - wish me luck! & I hope your lives are becomming all you hope & need them to be!!

 

 

by Sunflower2  294 Posts 

Posted on 6/15/2009 11:09 PM
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Hey paula! To further explain, our conversations were RATIONAL (!) to start with!!! Many of my fears were put to rest regarding our children and I felt assured that he was willing do the best/right things for the kids not just what worked out for him. And that we could work on this together to ensure our children lead happy, secure lives.

As far as our relationship goes, I'm pretty sure the marriage part is done & over.

My plans so far include volunteering my time 1-2 days per week. I feel as if I'm at a point where I need to step outside of myself and my life and focus on something else. The ex & I will be sharing custody of our children and we will each have them roughly half of the month. So, I just sat down and thought about what I could do with all of my newfound time. What would make my children proud of me? What would make me proud of me? And volunteering seems to be the best fit. Not only will I be helping out in my community, it would be a great networking opportunity and could lead to new friendships, perhaps even a new job!

So I remain, still today, feeling hopeful & positive for a great future!!
by Sunflower2   294 Posts
Posted on 6/16/2009 9:09 PM
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thank you for this update.  this all sounds great.   keep writing....it really does help to sort things out.

so, can you give us more details about this constructive conversation and where things are now and where you hope them to be?

also, do you have a goal list that you working towards?  you mention excerising etc....what are your short and long term goals?
by paula1   12662 Posts
Posted on 6/16/2009 11:09 AM
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