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Broken Moms By Liana Preble
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"Broken Moms" offers struggling moms inspirational tools and answers to questions about how to better themselves, recognize and change their behavior and move forward into a new and healthy... More > life. "Struggling in motherhood? You are not alone! A Broken Mom is one who is broken by her circumstances whatever they may be: Depression, Postpartum Depression, Drug/Alcohol Addiction, Physical/Mental Illness, Abusive, Abused, And Many More! My only hope is that by sharing my story you will find that little seed of strength, of hope and of courage within yourself and allow it to grow into something beautiful." Release the past for the future! For more information about Author Liana Preble visit www.brokenmoms.com www.myspace.com/brokenmoms brokenmoms@gmail.com< Less
Broken Moms By Liana Preble
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"Broken Moms" offers struggling moms inspirational tools and answers to questions about how to better themselves, recognize and change their behavior and move forward into a new and healthy... More > life. "Struggling in motherhood? You are not alone! A Broken Mom is one who is broken by her circumstances whatever they may be: Depression, Postpartum Depression, Drug/Alcohol Addiction, Physical/Mental Illness, Abusive, Abused, And Many More! My only hope is that by sharing my story you will find that little seed of strength, of hope and of courage within yourself and allow it to grow into something beautiful." Release the past for the future! For more information about Author Liana Preble visit www.brokenmoms.com www.myspace.com/brokenmoms brokenmoms@gmail.com< Less
Living Away: A Mother's Story of Letting Go By Erika Bach Good
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“As the plane slowly climbed into the deep blue Colorado sky, I couldn’t stop the tears any longer and thought…what have I done to these kids?” This story is about my life... More > twelve hundred miles from my two boys who chose to stay with their father instead of living with me, while I am living with a new husband in Colorado. The four year period of living apart from my boys was surprisingly easy for them, and intensely painful for me. I worked through the loss like a death, yet when I visited them, it was as if nothing had changed at all. My story is similar to others untold. As divorce numbers grow, so do moveaways like mine. Unlike other moveaways, I decided to ask the boys to choose their life, and abide by their decision instead of dragging them through a courtroom. By letting go of them, I was able to find myself.< Less