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Old 29-06-2005, 20:24   #16
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Ok I understand that she may of wanted/needed a break, but that's no excuse. How can a mother do that to her children. And if she loved them wouldnt she of come running back home out of concern for their well being?

I think by the sounds of it it's the children that need a break from her neglect
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Old 29-06-2005, 20:27   #17
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Ok I understand that she may of wanted/needed a break, but that's no excuse. How can a mother do that to her children. And if she loved them wouldnt she of come running back home out of concern for their well being?

I think by the sounds of it it's the children that need a break from her neglect
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Ok I understand that she may of wanted/needed a break, but that's no excuse. How can a mother do that to her children. And if she loved them wouldnt she of come running back home out of concern for their well being?

I think by the sounds of it it's the children that need a break from her neglect
This kind of thing has been done too often before. The government should create a legally enforcable code of behaviour for parents with hefty sentences being dished out to parents like this.
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This kind of thing has been done too often before. The government should create a legally enforcable code of behaviour for parents with hefty sentences being dished out to parents like this.
then she could spend more time away from the kids..?

I do think this is bad,

If i spend any time away from my son i soon cant wait to get back.
Granted when i'm home he drives me up the wall but thats what kids are about.

If proven ! She should be named and shamed in all her local newspapers.
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