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Acceptance Of Loss

by roynelson @ Thursday, Jun. 12, 2008 - 21:11:10

Today, the reality of the situation with my daughter, Grace, has struck home.

She is lost to me.

Her presence on Facebook is no more; nor that of the lying Rob Silverman.
She has believed the lies fed her by the family and, worse, acted badly.
I would expect most people to understand there are two sides to a story.

But, people are idiots.
The Fairclough's and the Gelfand's are.
As are some members of my own family.
Including, Grace herself.

Bad behaviour must always be challenged.
Never supported.
Whether it is the neighbours, friends or family.

Adults have a responsibility to children.
That responsibility demands truth, integrity and courage.
Otherwise, situations such as mine become more common.
Fathers without their Children.
Children without Fathers.

Changing the law NOW to give Fathers equal rights can not mend the broken hearts of the past.
But, it can stop pain and heartache in the future.

For me, the last 11 years have been a grieving.
My child is as lost to me as if she was dead.
Yet, there is no grave I can visit to mourn.

Acceptance of loss is now my goal.
Leaving Grace and the rest of the family to God and their own Karma.

May God grant you ALL you deserve.


 
 

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sweetladyjanesweetladyjane pro
12/06/08 @ 22:24

My son has not spoken to me off and on for 7 years. He has missed most of his brothers growing years and unfortunately will not know him one day soon. His sister to whom he was very close has been hurt terribly by this. He has outed them as well. He speaks to his 1/2 brother on his fathers side, a man he badmouthed for years. His partner is a wonderful person and I am concerned that one day he will get fed up and leave my son, leaving him all alone in this world. I will always love him but will not tolerate abuse and put downs. It still hurts and will always hurt. The sad thing is, I think if I had money and possessions he would not find me so unlikeable. How I could raise a child like this is beyond me.

roynelsonroynelson [Member]
12/06/08 @ 22:36

oh lady,
thank you for sharing this.
you have made me feel less alone.
children can bring such joy and much sadness.

love+light to you+yours

wendlanewendlane pro
18/06/08 @ 19:58

Sorry that you have felt so alone, it's a fact that many fathers find themselves in this situation which is so sad. I hope that you find inner peace... it is a difficult and painful situation and from what I read you are finding the strength to come to terms with how it is right now, i do hope it will be how you want it to be one day.

roynelsonroynelson [Member]
19/06/08 @ 13:29

thank you.
im afraid it can never be how i want it.
yet, i know my pain can never equate to that of my daughter's.

how we treat our children ?
criminal.

love+light to you+yours

funkdifinofunkdifino pro
20/06/08 @ 19:10

Oh indeed the things people selfishly do to their children...and the things we selfishly do to our parents.....all is not lost surely ?...She is still young and influenced by those she, however misguidedly, trusts......it must hurt like hell...
I agree wholeheartedly...so many fathers I know are cut from their children's lives..including my own dear poacher..and I see the unbearable pain it causes him to see his young sons call another man dad......and all the time as a culture we bemoan the fact that there are too many men who don't take responsibility for the kids they have ...but where is the recognition of their importance ?...I for one am much closer to my Dad than my Mum....and without him my childhood would have been without love....accept you can't do anything at the moment..but don't give up....
xxx

roynelsonroynelson [Member]
24/06/08 @ 12:18

oh lady, it does hurt like hell.
i have only got through the last few years believing that things would change when grace hit her teens.
her mom dying ended that hope, then the disappointment caused by the families behaviour just added to the pain.

my daughters childhood is lost to me, can never be regained.
all i have is a child far away in the usa who doesnt give a toss.
who thinks i abandoned her and probably worse.

for the sake of my family and friends, i have to withdraw my hopes and get on with my life(!)
eleven years this has been going on.
something has to change and it is not going to be from grace or the family.

give up ?
never.
just realisation that some things can never be.

love and light to you and yours

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