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by mynewday   47 Posts 10/7/2009 9:35 AM

Thank you for your kind response. I will definitely track down the book you recommended. I agree, it is tough to keep it together in front of the kids. I never thought our family would be in this situation. As much as I mourn my friendship and marriage with my husband, I miss our family unit and the stability and dreams that I thought came with it. I feel like I failed my children, because they don't have the family stability I had and loved growing up. I know we can all rebuild, but it is tough some days. Thank you for your kind words of support. It sounds like you have tough road too. Hang in there for yourself and be there for your kids.I had a friend whose parents went through a divorce and she said the hardest part was feeling like she couldn't rely on them because they were so preoccupied with their relationshp falling apart. No photos from that time, no outings, nothing. I've been trying to take a ton of pictures and do fun (and cheap) things with the kids (mine are 11 and 6). I try to go for bike rides, walks, play games and do kid-yoga. I'm dreading the cold weather because our family walks are enjoyed by everyone. in fact, my daughter who is 11 said she loved the walks and is grateful we're not doing any "family bonding" because that would be boring. hee hee...The best thing about these family activities is that as time goes by, I don't miss my ex during them but forget about him entirely because I'm so immersed in having fun. It is nice to laugh again.


by TwiceShy   32 Posts 9/19/2009 11:41 AM

Meredith, You are hurting in many ways. It looks like you still love him. For your own health and balance, you need to find ways to get him out of your emotional being. I don't even pretend to know how, but I might suggest more activities with the kids (parks or anything healthy that can ease hime out). Hang on tight. This too, shall pass.


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