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It could be worse! 
 
 
Click play > above to listen to me say this in my own voice

2001

Now I live alone once again with 2 of my children all grown up and even in and out of the Army. My son is just coming home from and my daughter is living in PA after getting out of the Army a few years ago. My youngest is 8 and I get to see her every other weekend here in Texas so that is better then nothing, but it kills me to be with out her for even an hour.

What I seek now is far from my reach and maybe so far that I will never obtain it after it’s all said and done. I guess this will also pass as I get older and older until it does not matter any more. So happiness is the final destination for me, the ultimate state of mind.

After all of this stuff I call living life, I have found the answer to this question. How do I have true peace and security with a drama free life?

The answer is so easy that it makes me sick to my stomach.

Change your state of mind and you change your state of happiness.

No matter what situation you find yourself in except death itself, you can make the best of it and be at peace with yourself. There is always a more unlikable situation that you could be in then the one you’re in now. This I know from loosing everything I have worked and loved for in the span of a few years, just to regain it all back again a few years later.

2010

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Anonymous
Posted: 2010/2/18 3:12  Updated: 2010/4/9 17:18
 Re: My Children
Darnell,
I can relate to what you are going through with your younger daughter, I remember the hurt and pain of having to drop off my 3 yo back to my ex's .
Veronica is now a 22 yo, very successful, beautiful girl that just adores her "Dad". I was always afraid our bond was going to suffer when we separated, she was only 2 yo at the time. But you know, that love and bond is so strong that now I'm so happy and thank God every day because my daughter and I have the best relationship a father could ever ask for. I can tell you that her relationship with her mom is not as happy.

So my friend, hang in there, enjoy every moment spend with your daughter, your bond is invincible!
it will prevail and happiness will shine.

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