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  1. Jul 4

    I write a message to my son every single day, letting him know I love and miss him. I send him pics of what I look like and one day when I win the right to see him he can see that he was never forgotten or abandoned as his mom will have him believe!

    46 replies . 119 retweets 545 likes
  2. Jul 3

    Go on just try it! You won’t like it.

    1 reply . 23 retweets 40 likes
  3. Jul 2

    The term "parental alienation" is not a pathology in clinical psychology. It is a popular culture term referring to a child's induced rejection of a parent following divorce

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  4. Jul 2

    Ask an alienated child what they really want and allow them the space to answer truthfully. They just want to love and be loved unconditionally by both parents! Put them first always!

    7 replies . 33 retweets 69 likes
  5. Jun 30

    I am not a visitor. I am their father.

    2 replies . 21 retweets 46 likes
  6. Jun 30

    So many Narcissistic Parents "put the child in front of them as a shield" By this I mean that you will hear things like "I always promote little Johny's visits to his Mum or Dad" (whichever is appropriate) "It is little Johnny who doesn't want to see him/her

    4 replies . 14 retweets 26 likes
  7. Jul 2

    My latest info graphic reports on the prevelance of false domestic abuse allegations in parental alienation cases. Feel free to share

    1 reply . 12 retweets 11 likes
  8. Jul 4

    Kids are not weapons. Using them to hurt others fills them with guilt and shame. Which can lead to long term mental health issues

    2 replies . 13 retweets 17 likes
  9. Jul 1

    Love this pic, my husband & our daughter. he still doesnt have confidence that he's a good dad thanks to his Ex who believed denying his access was in their kids best interest. Psychologically undermind & now we are years on & still rebuilding an amazing dad.

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  10. Jun 26

    You know how stressed out, anxious and depressed you get when your phone is in for repair or you leave it at home? Now imagine that is your child and it has been 6 months or longer since you last saw them. All because of a vindictive ex. Perspective

    2 replies . 12 retweets 30 likes
  11. Jul 3

    If you hit your child, it will be considered abuse. If you do not feed or clothe your child, it will be considered abuse. If you emotionally abuse your child by forcing them to reject a parent that they love,

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  12. Jul 2

    It may take you a lot of effort to put your children first and stop the but your children will remember and respect you in the future for deciding to put them first. Choose to love your children not damage them! The damage of runs deeply!

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  13. Jun 30

    As I became aware of the nightmare of the Family Courts, i asked my attorney what could stop the insanity. She said for me to give up all legal and custody rights if i wanted any "peace". That was my redline.

    16 replies . 39 retweets 57 likes
  14. 7 hours ago

    If you can’t put your children first then you shouldn’t be the resident parent. Children deserve to be loved by both parents. Put children first always! Don’t be a is child abuse! Love your children unconditionally!

    1 reply . 20 retweets 48 likes
  15. Jul 4

    Currently transcribing interviews for my interpretive phenomenological analysis of experiences of attachment and loss in parents reunited with children previously affected by . It's critical that we understand the issues in order to provide effective support.

    1 reply . 6 retweets 9 likes
  16. Jul 4
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    This photograph of my daughter was taken by the mother of the bloke my ex was having an affair with when I left her. It shows the pain she must have been in having been kidnapped from me and her brothers. It breaks my heart seeing it. is 💔😢

    3 replies . 4 retweets 10 likes
  17. Jun 30

    It is NEVER the choice of a child as to whether they go to the Parenting time of the Non-Residential Parent. NEVER. NEITHER is it the choice of a parent OR even of the Judge. IT IS THE RIGHT OF THE CHILD.

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  18. 12 hours ago

    Hate and Selfishness motivates the abuser to continue their campaign to abuse and destroy their own children!

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  19. Jul 5

    Parental Alienation (PA) is defined as the efforts on the part of one parent referred to as the preferred, favored, or alienating parent to turn the child unjustifiably against the other parent referred to as the rejected, disfavored, or alienated parent.

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  20. Jul 5

    End now!

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