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Blogging About our Personal Divorce - have we gone too far?

Posted by: kstewart in Untagged on Aug 29, 2010

Recently a couple decided to start blogging about their co-parenting challenges. On the surface this seems fun and perhaps informative but reader beware. While we can certainly be entertained, we need to remember that every person/family is different and applying what works for one family may not work for another. It is great for society as a whole, that we are discussing these issues and sharing insights and thoughts but we need to remember that there are multiple solutions for the same problem and we need to learn and ascertain ourselves what works. If we simply apply another families solution to our problem without considering the personalities and consequences, we could cause more stress then we have with status quo.

Take for example the reality TV show Jon & Kate Plus 8. If we bought into their lives we know the outcome!! So consider all this entertainment - apply their ideas cautiously and always read, listen and learn from those with both personal and professional experience. Most important - trust your intuition always!!

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