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I Just Called To Say "I Love You"
Don and Jen's love story started at a pool in Vancouver. After their first date he called her everyday, right around lunch time, just to see how she was. When he proposed she said yes right away. Not long after their first child was born, things got a bit more complicated. Don grew angry and Jen withdrew. They separated and two years later their...
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Single Mom Survival Kit 6: Good Grief
Grieving is caused by a loss of someone or something you loved. It is the realization that something that once was is no longer. I have never experienced heavier grieving then when my husband told me he loved someone else and walked out.
I have had friends disappoint me, dealt with loss of loved ones, and faced unemployment. However, when...
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The Single Mom Survival Kit 5: Memories
Do you enjoy looking at old photos and ‘remembering when’? Do you sit with friends and remember “the good ‘ol days”? It has been said that, ‘A moment lasts all of a second, but the memory lives on forever.’ Memories touch our hearts whether they are painful or give us pleasure. I think all of us have both kinds of memories.
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The Single Mom Survival Kit 4: Testing,Testing,1, 2, 3
How is your journey going? I do hope that you are having some victories. Everyone is uniquely and intricately made which means that each single Mom’s journey will be unique. Sometimes this new life feels like living on a roller coaster. Don’t worry, that’s normal!
Hope
Ladies, we need HOPE. Hope makes us move ahead for the greater...
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Single Mom Survival Kit 2: Boundaries
As a single mom, boundaries are essential to keep your family’s life stable and constant. Some people think that boundaries are negative because they put limits on our choices. I have to disagree. We all need boundaries to safeguard us for a healthy lifestyle. Without boundaries, life can be one exhausting attempt to catch up.
Some families...
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Single Mom Survival Kit: A Box of Resources
I never imagined that I would be a single Mom. It only took a moment, just one question really, to turn my life upside down and change it forever. For years we sat in church together as a family. People used to say we looked like the family from Leave It to Beaver. Now here I was, parenting alone. How could this happen?
I know many women...
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Surviving Step-Christmas
The Christmas season is always a time to fit in as many family functions as possible. Many families have relatives come to town from all over. It’s a busy time for everyone. All families have to prioritize their time. With divorced parents, those priorities can be a struggle. When parents are divorced, the holidays can become a game of shuffling...
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