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Archive for May, 2008

(Amanda’s mother was a single mother of three for several years before she remarried. She is to be commended for overcoming many obstacles in her life and providing a home for her children.)
 On October 31, 1989 I met 3 year old Amanda. She was very articulate, and with great expression recited a Halloween poem for [...]

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“Always continue the climb. It is possible for you to do whatever you choose, if you first get to know who you are and are willing to work with a power that is greater than ourselves to do it.” – Ella Wheeler Wilcox

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Elizabeth Blackwell graduated at the head of her medical school class in the early 1840’s and, unable to find anyone who would hire a female doctor, started her own practice. In 1857, she opened a hospital run by an all-female staff.
An entry from her journal in the year before the hospital’s opening shed light on [...]

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No contest. The Single Mother is the heroine.
She loves and adores her children just as other mothers do. She continues to mother through all her heartaches as the children struggle to adapt to their own disappointments. She delays her dreams and instills hope in their hearts. She endures thankless jobs and encourages her children [...]

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A new book is out written by Dr. Evon Flesberg and published by Abingdon Press. It may be very helpful to single moms (and dads). I’ll share what I’ve read about it.
“The ’switching hour’ is that time, both hoped for and dreaded, when children become the objects of a house-to-house handoff, as they shuttle between [...]

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“Being listened to is so close to being loved, most people can’t tell the difference.”  David Oxberg

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