Parental alienation syndrome and me, One Father'S Story and Poems

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Label

Parental alienation syndrome and me, One Father'S Story and Poems

Title number

One Father'S Story and Poems

Statement of responsibility

David Goodman

Creator

• Goodman, David

Contributor

• hoopla digital

Subject

• Electronic books
• Inspirational & Religious

Language

eng

Summary

Parental Alienation Syndrome occurs when a child is turned against his or her own parent. PAS is real, and it hurts; through the words of one sufferer, it can be exposed. The best day in David Goodman's life was the day he became a father. His life was changed for the better with the arrival of a beautiful baby girl. For thirteen years, he held her, loved her, and cared for her until, one day; she was removed from his life forever, through no fault of his own. Since then, Goodman has suffered as a result of Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS). PAS is very real. The innocent child is never to blame for the alienation. In most cases, one parent turns against the other parent and that parent may then pour poison into the ears of the innocent until the child turns against the unwanted parent, too. The result for the unwanted parent is abandonment, heartbreak, and loss. It's hard to believe it could happen, so imagine Goodman's surprise when he suddenly became the alienated member of his once-loving family. Parental Alienation Syndrome and Me is Goodman's story, told through anecdotes and poetry. This is the vivid recording of one man's journey into despair over the loss of the love of his child, fifteen years ago and counting. The tale does not necessarily have a happy ending, but perhaps, through his words, another family will be saved the pain of PAS, and another child will be spared the pain of an alienated parent

Cataloging source

Midwest

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no index present

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries

Target audience

adult