Monthly Archives: June 2015
No Regrets – I GET THE MESSAGE LOUD AND CLEAR
Have spent almost one year now creating and posting on this site.
I have tried phoning, texting, emailing and  contacting through social media my son, daughter, and grandson with no response!!!!!!
So  I am going public in a popular Sunday magazine quite soon, then it stops.
I GET THE MESSAGE LOUD AND CLEAR.
I am very lucky to have a supportive loving family who do want to share their lives, so now is the time to dedicate to them and stop wasting my time with those who are not interested!!!!
Fantastic footprint Champs xoxo #ukfamilylaw #cafcass
Mind bending: Understanding the world of the alienated child
One of the most difficult tasks that we undertaken at the Family Separation Clinic is helping the rejected parent to understand how the alienated child experiences the world.  When a child has turned against you and has become angry and rejecting or fearful and phobic, it can be the most horrifying experience to witness and be on the receiving end of.  Some children will tell lies about a parent, others will take up arms against them and a significant group will be recruited in the most poisonous and pernicious of reactions, where they become the conduit for the other parentâs hatred. However children express their rejection and whether it has arrived suddenly and starkly or slowly but insidiously, not taking it personally is one of the first tasks a rejected parent must learn. Learn this fast and you can avoid some of the pitfalls that come with an alienation reactionâŚ
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Final email to Peter Morey from Cafcass re contact Little Men xoxoÂ
But why ? Lol , keep up the good work Champs xoxoÂ
Very true words from a wise young man ….
Cafcass now claims they are not computer literate Champs xoxoÂ
Father’s Day Dear Jessica
Fathers4Justice splinter group scales Westminster Abbey in Father’s Day protest
The pair, named as Stevenage man Bobby Smith and James Dennis, of Gloucestershire, hung banners from scaffolding at the top of the iconic central London church.
One read âparental alienationâ and accused âthe evil courtsâ of âchild abuseâ.
They were identified as belonging to New Fathers4Justice â which is not connected with the similarly-named fathersâ rights charity.
Another banner bore the words âgive me back Elmoâ â the name of the party Mr Smith formed to run against David Cameron in Witney last month.
The 33-year-old polled 37 votes to the Prime Ministerâs 35,201, claiming Mr Cameron had âignoredâ him for âthe whole campaignâ.
New Fathers4Justice said in a statement: âFatherâs Day is an emotional time for fathers denied access to their children.â
Banners: Bobby Smith after climbing Westminster Abbey to hang signsâŚ
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