~This Is My World~

We kept a 96 quart container full of emails, letters, from ex and my husband, as well as responses. Everything filed by day, month, year. It’s what he referenced when she would send her vs emails and letters and when he read her declarations in court papers.

I can’t express more how important it is to document everything.

Timelines can assist mental health experts in cases of false allegations of abuse.
— Read on www.psychiatrictimes.com/view/timelines-are-a-critical-tool-in-cases-of-false-allegations-of-abuse-and-parental-alienation

Good read!

Shifting from mutual attraction to emotional abuse.
— Read on www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/peaceful-parenting/202112/the-4-stages-narcissists-invasion

Click link- GREAT READ – Randy Flood’s advice to rejected/targeted parents and to professionals who risk responding to parental alienation in counter-productive ways.
— Read on menscenter.org/top-5-mistakes-rejected-targeted-parents-make/

Childhood trauma may lead to fast “pace of life” syndrome.
— Read on www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/social-instincts/202108/how-childhood-trauma-can-trigger-borderline-personality-disorder

Speaking the truth was like salt to a slug… she recoiled having the truth stated.

The sperm donor in my case tried to say I kept “his daughter” from him.

Let’s see, it’s been nearly 29 years and he never made an attempt to see her, not once, since 1994, when she was 10 months old.

Prior to that, we lived together the first 7 months of her life. He was active then.

When I sued for custody, he got “no rights” of visitation due to his personal issues and demons, (protection for my daughter) but I always told him if he wanted to see and visit her, let me know and someone can meet him with her so he can. It never happened.

This is a CA Attorney- LA/OC/SD