Thursday, November 09, 2006
Mothers United
Please go check out the latest post at MUADV, it has some very real and some very good information on what is happening to our children from abusers and FR groups and the PAS thoery! Please leave your comments on the MUADV blog!
Monday, November 06, 2006
For domestic violence victims, help doesn't end when police leave the scene
Read how this police department is handling follow-up on DV related calls. This is so great! At least a step in the right direction.
Does your local police department do this, or anything like this, please let us know by leaving a comment!
Top Stories--For domestic violence victims, help doesn't end when police leave the scene
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Does your local police department do this, or anything like this, please let us know by leaving a comment!
Top Stories--For domestic violence victims, help doesn't end when police leave the scene
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Domestic Violence: A Reality to Overcome - News
This is one woman's approach to trying to help others, this article cites several statistics and gives their references also. An overall good read! At the end she says:
"Bufford hopes that others can learn from her unfortunate experiences and has these words of wisdom to impart on her peers and colleagues: "I want people to know that it [domestic violence] could happen to anyone. We don't know what is happening to the people around us. Acknowledge the fact that anyone around us could be living a life we would consider unimaginable. Be kinder to one another. Our negative words could be adding fuel to the fire, but positive words could be soothing to someone's pain."
Now read the rest of the article and leave your comments, please!
Domestic Violence: A Reality to Overcome - News
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"Bufford hopes that others can learn from her unfortunate experiences and has these words of wisdom to impart on her peers and colleagues: "I want people to know that it [domestic violence] could happen to anyone. We don't know what is happening to the people around us. Acknowledge the fact that anyone around us could be living a life we would consider unimaginable. Be kinder to one another. Our negative words could be adding fuel to the fire, but positive words could be soothing to someone's pain."
Now read the rest of the article and leave your comments, please!
Domestic Violence: A Reality to Overcome - News
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Tuesday, October 31, 2006
My new business
Ok, so I decided to try to start a new business, well not new but new to me....here's the link http://www.ecoquestintl.com/marymorgan
I'm not sure what I'm doing but I will be selling supplements, skin products that are healthy, air and water purification systems and much more. All for a healthier way of living life! Please help me out by checking it out, Thanks!
I'm not sure what I'm doing but I will be selling supplements, skin products that are healthy, air and water purification systems and much more. All for a healthier way of living life! Please help me out by checking it out, Thanks!
Monday, October 30, 2006
Beacon in the Wilderness
Beacon in the Wilderness is a blog to help Christians in thier walk of faith.
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Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Poem "The Look" written by me about a DV survivor
The Look
As I sit here holding my hook,
All I can see is the look.
The look that is given,
By a woman in need.
The look that is given,
When we do a good deed.
The look is often missed,
As we hurry on our way.
Saying to ourselves,
I just don’t have time today.
A missed opportunity,
To ease her disparity.
The look of her baby,
As she thinks maybe, just maybe.
One day we’ll be safe at last,
We will have our chance.
I’ll grow stronger and,
Snap out of this trance.
The look of gratitude,
The look of relief.
As she sighs and turns,
Knowing all her concerns.
Of warmth this night,
Are now all right.
As she goes to her rest,
She feels she’s been blessed.
With the caring fingers,
And a look that lingers.
The look of an angel,
Who has given her hope.
As I sit here holding my hook,
All I can see is the look.
The look that is given,
By a woman in need.
The look that is given,
When we do a good deed.
The look is often missed,
As we hurry on our way.
Saying to ourselves,
I just don’t have time today.
A missed opportunity,
To ease her disparity.
The look of her baby,
As she thinks maybe, just maybe.
One day we’ll be safe at last,
We will have our chance.
I’ll grow stronger and,
Snap out of this trance.
The look of gratitude,
The look of relief.
As she sighs and turns,
Knowing all her concerns.
Of warmth this night,
Are now all right.
As she goes to her rest,
She feels she’s been blessed.
With the caring fingers,
And a look that lingers.
The look of an angel,
Who has given her hope.
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