Exhibiting signs of stress EPO

 

 

My barrister took one look at me when I first arrived in court she said you are not mentally ill. Someone is now suggesting that I might be.

I have always been very aware of my surroundings and what is going on around me, I have had to be pretty much on the ball coming from a retail background for many years dealing with the general public on a shop floor, or managing a bar in a public house.

 

 

I noticed when sitting for hours in the waiting room the talk from other groups in the court corridors.

Then later on I would see the other women were

Last time I wrote I thought I might be able to discuss our differences, mainly about arrangements for the children, while they were away with grandparents.

We have had a 'discussion' which quickly degenerated into a slanging match and no progress made at all.  She keeps saying that the children are not negotiable.  I cannot disagree but given my level of involvement in their upbringing I cannot accept that 2 days a fortnight will be good for them.  Although it will hurt me hugely to see them less it is them that I am trying to think about.

Is it good to be brought up exclusively by someone who

I have been married for 17 years. Have three children aged 16,15, and 10. After 13 yrs of marriage I found out that husband had an allegation of rape. He did not tell me I found out from a letter from court. He was convicted and sentenced to six yrs in prison. I looked after my kids by myself.He promised me hes a changed man and apologised everyday for putting me through this. I accepted his apology for kids sake and even took kids to visit him in prison regularly. Soon after his release he started being secretive and taking kids away without my permission. I had seen a solicitor and after he