I am a father who has been alienated from his two children, O and C. The alienation began in September 2020. Hearing the judge grant full custody to my ex wife was the worst moment of my life. I was in complete shock and disbelief. I had an out of body experience, and thought I must be dreaming. I could not comprehend the decision that had just been made. The pain and heartache that followed from that point on was unbearable. I wanted to die on numerous occasions. I followed the court order to the T, and yet, no progress could be made because my ex wife and her attorney sabotaged every effort I made. It was a losing battle the moment the judge made her decision, and I knew it. I tried to keep hope alive, but my hopes kept getting destroyed every time a new declaration was filed with the court, every time a new series of false accusations were made, every time the judge made a new ruling in my ex-wife's favor. I could not catch a break...
Dear O and C, Today is the last day of school! Congratulations, you made it through another year. One of the bright spots of my year was checking in with your teachers. I checked in with them every couple of months to see how you were doing. Talking to your teachers was the only way I was able to know how you were doing. I was so grateful for them. They sent me your report cards and gave me updates on your progress in school. I’m proud to say that every report I got was a good one. Your report cards were good, too. That made me very proud. I was also told that you had good peer relationships and that you got along well with your classmates. It wasn’t much, but it gave me a glimmer of hope and a little bit of insight into your lives. I was also able to see a couple of pictures of you from field trips you had gone on. It was nice to see your faces; albeit only in a picture. But at least I knew you were bot...
Dear O and C, The torture continues. C, I found out you play basketball for your middle school. While this should make me happy, it doesn’t because your mom chooses to weaponize it. Your team played at my school on Monday. I am the gym supervisor, so normally, I would be there to keep score and make sure things run smoothly. Because your mother recently contacted the district again, and once again, gave them misinformation about what our most recent court order states, I wasn’t allowed to be there. I received another letter in my file with strict directives; one of them being, I’m not allowed to be on any campus where you and your brother will be. Once again, there is not a “no contact order” in place. Your mother attempted, but failed, to get a restraining order against me. The only thing preventing me from seeing you, is your mother, and now, because of your mother, my district. She has caused me so much pain and stress. I ...
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