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New to the path of Stepfamily Courtship

Postby sunshine on Thu Oct 09, 2008 10:50 am

First, thanks for this great research!

I found this site while looking for "step family resources" online, and as I started reading, I began to realize that I need to put first-things-first. I'd better examine myself before making a big move in my life or my kids. So, I started with the first project, and it's already been enlightening in some areas that I have never understood about myself.

I have been in counseling for years and haven't gotten to the bottom of some issues which I KNOW effect me and my kids, but I don't know what to do with it! In just a few days of starting Project 1, I have started to experience some movement in these issues that I have been stuck on for years! I am SO THANKFUL! :D

Anyway, back to the subject at hand, I really look forward to using these tools to enlighten myself and my boyfriend and hopefully to make the right (better) decisions for myself and my family in the future.

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BACKGROUND: I'm 33, F Divorcing and dating. Two kids from first marriage. New BF has no kids.
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Re: New to the path of Stepfamily Courtship

Postby pilgrim27 on Sat Oct 25, 2008 1:19 pm

Hey Sunshine - I cheer you on! I encourage you and your BF to use Lessons 1 thru 7, so you two can help each other make wise relationship and co-parenting choices. Ideally, your ex will do the same for your kids' sakes. I'm glad you're starting to "move" - it takes courage and patience, but is well worth those invstments. If you have questions along the way, post them here - many will learn from you! - Pete
Peter ("Pete") Gerlach, MSW - founder, Break the Cycle! Program
Author - "Who's Really Running Your Life? and "Stepfamily Courtship" (Xlibris.com)
Member National Stepfamily Resource Center (NSRC) Experts Council
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