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Sometimes crying is the only sensible thing to doOh bloody hell Resolute!
I wonder if they do know we're hurting tooThe absolute tearjerker is Daddy by Coldplay.
Wise words. Crying and nodding here.Well that could be a tearjerker! Peanut. Hope you're ok. Something I can pass on which is advice for parents suffering with alienation during court process and that is - they tell you it is really important to keep positive as that helps you keep proactive, and if you sink into despair and misery, then you don't achieve results. I didn't put that very well, but I needed that reminder a number of times as it's easy to stop functioning and being there if despondency leads to apathy. If things are looking bleak at the moment, just believe that you two have the power to get things across and turn things around. You still have chances while court proceedings are continuing.
You need to focus on self care, eating well, getting exercise and practising thinking positive - so you handle the next stage well. And avoid the downhil spiral. Easier said than done I know. In a way you need to practice a kind of cognitive behavioural therapy of rationalising the emotions you're feeling so you accept them but don't let them overwhelm you, so you can keep grounded and proactive and leave no stone unturned.
Yep that song destroyed me when I couldn’t see my kids for 9 months. That and any sounds of kids laughing outside the house. I couldn’t even walk into their bedrooms.The absolute tearjerker is Daddy by Coldplay.
might I suggest a new thread titled DWK PlaylistsNew playlist!
My suggestions:
Wake Up Boo by the Boo Radleys
Baggy Trousers by Madness
Its my Life by Jon Bon JoviNew playlist!
My suggestions:
Wake Up Boo by the Boo Radleys
Baggy Trousers by Madness
I just finished crying to this song, as it come on radio, and that’s the one line that stuck in my head to tell myself that I will be fighting till the endI was thinking of the line "and we'll keep on fighting till the end"
This is so relatable as I still can’t go in his room, I’ve took his quilt and I sleep with it as it makes me feel closer to himYep that song destroyed me when I couldn’t see my kids for 9 months. That and any sounds of kids laughing outside the house. I couldn’t even walk into their bedrooms.