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Sell on Snapdeal. Explore More Relationship Abuse Books. In Same Price. Easy Return Policy. Help Center Got a question? Look no further. Browse our FAQs or submit your query here. I know after a success, I will cycle down, feel sad again. I try to teach my children that all thing in life run in cycles; the seasons, the moon, relationships, marriages, our emotions, our energy and its all ok.

We cannot feel good all the time, we do not live in endless summer. We must dial down, recharge, rest, go dark so that we may rise again. Every soul must have a night in order to have a new day. I used to get so angry with myself, so disappointed, when I paused. Laying in bed, watching endless Law and Order re-runs, while the lists of things I should be doing ran through my head, cursed my lazy soul.

I quell the voices, now. I have deserved my rest. I remind myself that I am not close to being done, I will live and create and cross things off my lists another day. We must remember to be kind to ourselves, to allow us space to heal, to rest, to forget, to cry. I am not perfect. I make mistakes, but I must accept that, too, and forgive myself for simply being human and imperfect. I used to watch Gone With the Wind with my mother, my grandmother, over and over. I have my grandmothers first addition hardcover copy, read over and over, held together with yellowed tape ready to pass on to my daughter, yes, she is named, in part for Scarlett.

The Scarlett of my childhood taught me to be willful, to insist that things will be because we want them to. She is the queen, my teacher of denial.

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I think about it tomorrow.. And tomorrow is another day and a chance to try all over again. To try to make it forward just big more. Sometime progress is made and sometimes it is a baby step, sometimes we stand still, but tomorrow is always another day. I have realized that there is no single point in life where it all comes together and real life begins as we dream. We are human, always moving, always wanting more, always creating. Life, like me, is imperfect, circular, comes and goes, can be kind or can be mean.. This is not a dress rehearsal folks, no do-overs, so take what you can, accept what we must, adapt as best able and ride that wave.

I was talking to a friend the other day about how we all have those doubting voices in our heads. Some are louder, some are stronger, they ebb and flow, but most of them suck. I think some of us have cheerleaders too, but the daemons fight the cheerleaders and we learn to doubt the validity of the pom-poms. I hear them mock me, whisper behind my back, but I know their names. I know where they came from, what they say.


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Yes, yes, I know…now shush, I say. I have work to do and do not have time for the likes of you. Sometime, yes, we have to unpack our baggage. Oh, we all have weights we carry. Not just adoptees, not just birthmothers, all of us, all human. The rich go to therapy and cry over their internal skinned knees.

Adoptee - A Childhood of Torment

Pain is pain, we all hurt. Sometimes, the bag gets heavy.

Maybe you went over a big bump in the road and you get jostled a bit. Your baggage, your box of daemons, your suffering needs to be rearranged. It chafes. Sometimes, we need to stop and rest, unpack our bags and see what we are carrying along. Why did I put this in there? Why did I even bother to pack this, bring it with me? Being adopted isn't just something you can quit or walk away from. How you deal with this is another story.

Local Author, Joseph Sabol Publishes "Adoptee: A Childhood of Torment"

Being educated in the Catholic School System is a double edged sword. I was a survivor of the torments from the kids and the abuses of the nuns and at the same time I received an excellent education. In April of , Ezine Articles. I have the highest level award issed by Ezine Articles. Today, I am an avid videophile and photographer and enjoy my life with my wife Diane and Doberman Pinscher.

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