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The Uggy D-Word
Divorce and all it entails. The reality of it all was exhilarating and filled with fear and terror. I was sad, angry, exhausted, happy and determined all at the same time. The moment I realized my marriage was over rocked … Continue reading →
How To Manage Darth Vader and Cruella DeVil in 7 Steps
And so, it happens again, you are left upset, hurt, bewildered and disoriented. And let’s not forget scared. Yet, if someone were to ask you, “How are things?” or, “What’s new?” the last thing you would do is reply with … Continue reading →
