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Comment by Erin on October 5, 2009 at 7:12pm

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Comment by Ruth Suquinahua on September 29, 2009 at 7:28pm

Hi just joined the group. I'm a 43 year old single latin female and I have a 16 year old son. He is will be going to college next fall and this is definitely a changing of both of our lives. Any words of wisdom from anyone in the group

Comment by Joanna Trusdle on September 28, 2009 at 5:33am

Hi Jeri! Welcome!

Comment by Jeri on September 26, 2009 at 6:59am

Hi everybody I just joined.My name is Jeri and I am 24 year old single mother to a year old son James

Comment by Mary G on September 20, 2009 at 7:27pm

just bought a cute stuffed animal off this site--
www.stuffedanimalfarm.com

thought i would share:)

Comment by Joanna Trusdle on September 20, 2009 at 4:03pm

I noticed that there are 255 of us just on this site! There are a lot of us out there, and this site is an affirmation of us and helps us realize there are many, many out there just like us. I know how it makes me feel, because when I first divorced, I felt like all the other moms looked down there noses at me. There is nobody in my social circles who is divorced, so it was really hard for me for awhile. Then I learned to hold my head up high, because I knew what I took my kids out of, and that I have given them a better life. Awesome Joe!

Comment by Joanie Winberg on September 20, 2009 at 3:16pm

Yes, we do rock! Nice job ladies. Your dedication will payoff. My children are now 28 and 25 (12 and 9 when divorced) and they are very happy and well adjusted.

Comment by Joe Cheray on September 20, 2009 at 10:10am

Wow I thought for sure I was gonna get blasted for that comment. LOL.

I have a single mom success story to report.

This week mid term report cards were sent home and I am proud to announce that my son got

Reading C
Math C
Spelling A
English A

His teachers comments were: Anthony is a very polite and respectful student. He is beginning to participate more in class. We are working on following directions.

Now mind you he is a 9 year old with moderate cerebral palsy, speech impairments and motor skill issues. Mentally he is about 2 years behind those in his age group.

I know that he would not have had these successes if we would have stayed with his physically, mentally, and financially abusive father.

So single moms out there who are working their fingers to the bone to make sure our kids grow up healthy well rounded and productive adults.......

WE ROCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Comment by Jacqui Stewart on September 20, 2009 at 6:47am

I agree that there are so many children out there from 2 parent homes that come away more messed up than children from divorced families. "Staying together for the sake of the children" is not all it's cracked up to be. My daughters father and I get along better now that we are divorced than we were when we were married. And he is a wonderful father to our daughter. He is very involved, and we communicate everything needed in regards to our daughter. When I get emails from her teacher, I forward them directly to him. If we need to change weekends, we work with each other the best we can. We split our time 50/50. She is with me two days a week and him two days a week and then every other weekend beginning on Fridays.

She does not do the suitcase thing to/from each household. She has everything needed at each house so she does not feel she is visiting that parent. When I get hand me downs from friends, she will go through them and decide which stays with us and which to take to her fathers. It works out great for us.

And she knows that her father and I communicate and that she can't play one against the other doing the he said this, she said that....

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