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Jo_Luvs_Ketchup · 11-11-2005, 07:16 PM

Maybe some of you here can help me and have been through the same experience. Before I continue, keep in mind I am not putting men down at all! Don't think that. Last night on television, they had a program on TV. It was about Father's Right and Father And Children's Equality (FACE) and we turned it on because we had gotten a phone call saying a relative of ours was talking about us on it. We found out all in one night, my father's sister is the Vice President of the organization and when she went on TV, she told nothing about lies about all of us. She didn't use our names of course but everyone who knows our family knows the situation. A little background information, my father stopped talking/visiting us four years ago, when my brother got diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome. Before that, he put us through court battle after court battle. When I saw her on TV stating that it's mainly the mothers who get custody and it's unfair to fathers, we all lost it. BTW, he went and got married again and had new kids but never told us. I couldn't believe when we saw that on TV. Anyway, I guess this was some way to vent some of my anger. We were so upset and humiliated.

She wore a pin with a picture of me and my dad when we I was younger. It was so embarassing, worst of all, it was all untrue. Anybody else go through this? Is there anyway we can tell what really happened? Thanks for listening

Jo_Luvs_Ketchup · 11-12-2005, 07:03 PM

Anyone read this? lol Just thought I'd bump this up cause I really need some advice on what to do. Thanks.

Jo_Luvs_Ketchup · 11-12-2005, 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Terri Alden HATER

JinnyGirl,

I'm sorry to hear that your brother was diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome. I have a friend who has Aspergers Syndrome and it has completely ruined her life. She has a very few or no friends, She isn't involved in any sports, she's alone by herself, she's depressed all the time for "not having a life", she has no social skills, the list goes on. It's really a sad thing to see.

I wish you, your brother, and your family the best of luck!

Thank you. Yes having a younger brother with this syndrome is very hard. We try to get him active but he just doesn't want to. It's very sad but we still try. Thanks again!

11-11-2005, 07:16 PM	#1
Jo_Luvs_Ketchup Member Eternal Member Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 09, 2003 Posts: 4,195	FACE Maybe some of you here can help me and have been through the same experience. Before I continue, keep in mind I am not putting men down at all! Don't think that. Last night on television, they had a program on TV. It was about Father's Right and Father And Children's Equality (FACE) and we turned it on because we had gotten a phone call saying a relative of ours was talking about us on it. We found out all in one night, my father's sister is the Vice President of the organization and when she went on TV, she told nothing about lies about all of us. She didn't use our names of course but everyone who knows our family knows the situation. A little background information, my father stopped talking/visiting us four years ago, when my brother got diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome. Before that, he put us through court battle after court battle. When I saw her on TV stating that it's mainly the mothers who get custody and it's unfair to fathers, we all lost it. BTW, he went and got married again and had new kids but never told us. I couldn't believe when we saw that on TV. Anyway, I guess this was some way to vent some of my anger. We were so upset and humiliated. She wore a pin with a picture of me and my dad when we I was younger. It was so embarassing, worst of all, it was all untrue. Anybody else go through this? Is there anyway we can tell what really happened? Thanks for listening

11-12-2005, 07:03 PM	#2
Jo_Luvs_Ketchup Member Eternal Member Forum 4000 Club Member Join Date: Aug 09, 2003 Posts: 4,195	Anyone read this? lol Just thought I'd bump this up cause I really need some advice on what to do. Thanks.