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Understanding the Effects of Unresolved Abandonment Issues
http://blog.itsallaboutabandonment.com
- Author: Jrayrice
- Listed in: Development and Growth Society
- Tags: relationships divorce adoption violence abandonment seperation
- Added on: Dec 19th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Blog on how unresolved abandonment issues affects our sense of self and our ability to bond and love. Over 311 examples of abandonment are given alone with how some people devleop pathology in their life and hurt other or themselves. A new article on How Laws and Social Polices create abandonment issues with an excellent video on women in a writing workshop in prison. A must view!
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This blog is currently rated a 9.92 out of a possible 10 based on 50 comments.
Arcticulates Said:
Wow, is all I can sum up right now, after reading some of this blog. It is packed to the gills with information that can help others.
I found it easy to navigate, and it seemed as if there was something else just as interesting or more no matter where I went.
I even took one of the polls. Which I was impressed in how you got the poll results right away.
I can tell this is a lifetime's worth of passion! What a great blog!
JJ Said:
Provocative and thoughtful issues. Excellent blog, sir. I will definitely visit your blog again.
Kim Siefert Said:
Very interesting blog with some big and important issues. I'll surely come again for a closer look.
Dianna Said:
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Anson Mah Said:
great website!
David Tamayo Said:
Yes! A thought provoking site that gets you to ask yourself difficult questions. Bravo. We need to ask the questions before we can find answers.
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Miss Vicki Said:
powerful topic to take on - glad to meet people like you that up for the challenge - can be very draining emotionally.
Wishing you Peace & Blessings.
VickiLynne
chozeh Said:
Great blog
Oftentimes all we do in a given situation is medicate it.Put a plaster on the wound instead of going deep into the underlying issues.If we begin to deal with the causes in our everyday problems situations will not escalate and drive us to do things that we aught not to do.
Keep up the good work.
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Android Said:
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What a fantastic subject! So wide and so deep. I need more time to finish but I already know it is a super blog.
Vikram Singh Said:
Great Blog, such informative and relevant issues covered, Keep up the Good Work. All the Best.
Once in a Blue Moon Primitives Said:
Wonderful work, a great read, important topic. Thank you for your dedication and the time you have given of your self to help others. May God Bless you.
Blessings,
Kelly
Nidhi Said:
Insightful, touching, hard hitting, socially relevant, awakening.... I could go on with several adjectives... but believe me I am completely impressed by this blog. We need more bloggers like you.
Static Said:
Thanks to Jrayrice and his fantastic blog I am now working through years of baggage. *sobs
Thanks Jray! =D
Valerie Morrison Said:
Great blog with valid points and interesting topics. Worth a read. Keep it up.
The Village Not Idiot Said:
Excellent blog on a subject that must be addressed. My approach is to strengthen families and encourage parents to try to prevent abandonment, which seems to be even taking place within families under the same roof, as families are too busy and zone into the electronic world each in his or her own corner. I will be back often.
Crissy Said:
well done blog.. its great you come up with a blog like this to awaken those insane and selfish parents.. continue your good deeds and noble profession to help those innocent and helpless kids.. many thanks for what you are doing to these kids.. god bless you..
Dexter Francois Said:
Great blog with a very important message. Thank you for sharing. It is greatly needed. Many blessings!
Rachna Said:
Your blog has a nice appearance, it loaded quickly, was easy to navigate, and no missing or broken links. lots of good information, well-explained. Thanks!.
Jack Stowe Said:
The site has the heart of a good man. Great blog!
writeonbro Said:
Jay your doing a great job of building the content and your blog has the ranking to show.
watersoul Said:
Very intereseting !
Keep it up shining ..
Tim Said:
This has been the core issue of my life. It is not a subject I deal with easily. Thank you for giving me a place to touch base with others and perhaps learn to cope a bit better. Peace.
Travis Morgan Said:
Excellent studies and understanding of abandonment. Very intriguing and we are lucky to have you share your expertise.
ZuiYanHong Said:
Your articles are really impressive and touching. I enjoy reading them. Write more and shout to the world.
Hrvoje Said:
The sad thing is that people don't see the problems until they happen in their own courtyards... The Croatian war of independence has left a vast number of mentally ill people in my country. People who can't cope with the pressure of todays' capitalism scenario. Suicides, usually very dramatic - public arson, or similar, were an everyday event in the last decade.
It is very sad and unfair, but seems inevitable, to forget the people who gave their own health for our well being in todays society...
Peter McCartney Said:
10 again but no apologies. I have just returned from viewing the authors video about women in prison. A very powerful and thought provoking article. This is a must read and view for everyone.
Peter McCartney Said:
10 - because of the authors honesty, well based knowledge background, excellent leadership and advise for persons who are desperately seeking help or guidance. He is always there in times of trouble. A much needed resource for everyone. No matter what you have to say or how you put it, he will listen, digest and then help as best can.
BT Cassidy Said:
Really enjoy the blog- you address a critical and often over looked issue in todays world.
Genxster Said:
This blog is written with great clarity and passion. Abandonment is a subject that we all should pay more attention to. Great work. Keep spreading the word.
