Getting access to your kids (51)

Oct 25, 2010 12:09 AM CST Getting access to your kids
blondeozichick
blondeozichickblondeozichickMelbourne, Victoria Australia19 Threads 1 Polls 1,355 Posts
Misty1773: thank you Fred...unfortunately that is the point he is at. He cant or wont see past this and see that life has to go on. There will come time, as with you, when he will be with his kids again, so ending it all wont help them.
Im so glad you have a relationship with your daughter now, as for the rest, hopefully they will come around too...good luck


is there any support groups he can join? a group with people in similar situations as him? even if he goes and has counselling, it could help him deal with his loss and grief
Oct 25, 2010 12:21 AM CST Getting access to your kids
Fred60
Fred60Fred60Perth, Western Australia Australia28 Posts
Misty1773: thank you Fred...unfortunately that is the point he is at. He cant or wont see past this and see that life has to go on. There will come time, as with you, when he will be with his kids again, so ending it all wont help them.
Im so glad you have a relationship with your daughter now, as for the rest, hopefully they will come around too...good luck


Thanks Misty - I'm fine now, it's been a very long time! But I do feel for this guy, having been through it 20 - odd years back myself. He's going to need some support for a while yet, and some good friends. I was fortunate that I had several great friends who helped me see the way ahead. Sounds like you are helping there, good for you! Tell him to hang in there - his kids will eventually need him, so he has to look after himself. Won't do anyone any good by him taking himself out of the picture. Keep up the good work - teddybear
Oct 25, 2010 2:02 AM CST Getting access to your kids
Fred60
Fred60Fred60Perth, Western Australia Australia28 Posts
blondeozichick: glad to hear you didn't end it all


Thanks Blondeozichick - You're gorgeous too! hug bouquet
Oct 25, 2010 2:34 AM CST Getting access to your kids
Misty1773
Misty1773Misty1773Grafton, New South Wales Australia5 Threads 257 Posts
blondeozichick: is there any support groups he can join? a group with people in similar situations as him? even if he goes and has counselling, it could help him deal with his loss and grief


hey blonde!! i have suggested counselling, now its up to him. There isnt much support for him in our town but there is a dads in destress group in a nearby town.
I cant do much more atm because he has now secluded himself from his friends...MEN!!!! well not all men..
Oct 25, 2010 2:36 AM CST Getting access to your kids
Misty1773
Misty1773Misty1773Grafton, New South Wales Australia5 Threads 257 Posts
Fred60: Thanks Misty - I'm fine now, it's been a very long time! But I do feel for this guy, having been through it 20 - odd years back myself. He's going to need some support for a while yet, and some good friends. I was fortunate that I had several great friends who helped me see the way ahead. Sounds like you are helping there, good for you! Tell him to hang in there - his kids will eventually need him, so he has to look after himself. Won't do anyone any good by him taking himself out of the picture. Keep up the good work -


yes I did tell him that...and thanks for your kind words!!! thats me, always the friend but never the girlfriend. They turn to me for support but never for love...oh well there loss :)
Oct 25, 2010 2:37 AM CST Getting access to your kids
wgaBloke
wgaBlokewgaBlokeWagga Wagga, New South Wales Australia261 Posts
Some really good advise has been given, Dads in Distress, are very helpful support group.



Keep your chinup and Goodluck.

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Oct 25, 2010 2:48 AM CST Getting access to your kids
Fred60
Fred60Fred60Perth, Western Australia Australia28 Posts
Misty1773: yes I did tell him that...and thanks for your kind words!!! thats me, always the friend but never the girlfriend. They turn to me for support but never for love...oh well there loss :)


Drats - and me too old, and too far away!!!

Lissen- just a bit of philosophy here - when I was going through my times of trouble, a few good friends got me through. Some have since passed on - some remain as valued friends - I can't repay them in any way for their support of years ago - EXCEPT - to do my very little bit in return, helping support others in similar distress. Hope he gets through, as I did. It's worth the effort. bouquet
Oct 25, 2010 3:35 AM CST Getting access to your kids
Misty1773
Misty1773Misty1773Grafton, New South Wales Australia5 Threads 257 Posts
wgaBloke: Some really good advise has been given, Dads in Distress, are very helpful support group.



Keep your chinup and Goodluck.


Thanks for your kind words and Im passing that link along right now cheers
Oct 25, 2010 3:40 AM CST Getting access to your kids
Misty1773
Misty1773Misty1773Grafton, New South Wales Australia5 Threads 257 Posts
Fred60: Drats - and me too old, and too far away!!!

Lissen- just a bit of philosophy here - when I was going through my times of trouble, a few good friends got me through. Some have since passed on - some remain as valued friends - I can't repay them in any way for their support of years ago - EXCEPT - to do my very little bit in return, helping support others in similar distress. Hope he gets through, as I did. It's worth the effort.


oh flattery will get a guy everywhere blushing

Thank you for your support. Just hope I can get hin to listen teddybear
Oct 25, 2010 4:07 AM CST Getting access to your kids
The day his children no longer saw there father he was no longer there father. The only thing other than food and comfort, good advice etc any father or mother really has to offer is there example as a person. They day that stopped was the day the children lost one parent.
Oct 25, 2010 7:01 PM CST Getting access to your kids
Shell225
Shell225Shell225Brisbane, Queensland Australia26 Threads 8,572 Posts
robplum: The day his children no longer saw there father he was no longer there father. The only thing other than food and comfort, good advice etc any father or mother really has to offer is there example as a person. They day that stopped was the day the children lost one parent.


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