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- Mothers Day Joyful For Some Dreadful For Others May 5, 2019
- Ten Things to Know Before Confronting Your Narcissistic Abuser April 28, 2019
- Changing Inner Dialogue Crucial for Narcissistic Abuse Recovery April 21, 2019
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- Mothers Day Joyful For Some Dreadful For Others
- Ten Things to Know Before Confronting Your Narcissistic Abuser
- Changing Inner Dialogue Crucial for Narcissistic Abuse Recovery
- Healing the Core Wounds of Narcissistic Abuse
- Ten Tips Prevent Narcissistic Re-victimization
- 10 Reasons Some People Just Can’t Let Go of an Ex
- Narcissists: Finally the Truth About Who They Really Are
- Twenty Signs Your Abuser is a Narcissist
- If You Are Dreading Valentine’s Day You Are Not Alone
- Poll: Who Is or Was Your Narcissistic Abuser(s)
- Why Is It So Hard To Leave Your Narcissistic Abuser
- What It Means When a Narcissist Says “I Love You”
- Feeling Isolated in the Aftermath of Narcissistic Abuse
- Is Your Abuser a Narcissist
- How to Spot a Narcissist on the Prowl
- Strategies Tips and Tactics for Dealing with NPD Abuse
- Is Your Inner Dialogue Keeping You Stuck In Pain
- Broken Sons of Narcissistic Mothers
- Taking Back Control From Your Narcissistic Abuser
- Are You Being Spiritually Abused by a Narcissist
- Help Has Arrived for Narcissistic Abuse
- Narcissists Lie But Your Intuition Never Does
- Impact of Verbal Abuse Quote
- Master Class Interview with Randi Fine
- Emotional Relationship Boundaries
- Passive Aggressive Behavior is Covert Abuse
- Turning Triggers Into Treasures
- Finding Validation for Your NPD Abuse from Within
- Stop Tolerating Toxic Behavior
- Narcissistic Mother’s Day Card 2018
- Traditional Therapy Ineffective with Narcissistic Abuse Sufferers
- Erasing Dad Parental Alienation Documentary
- Invisible Trauma of Childhood Abuse
- Narcissistic Abuse Reaches Epidemic Proportions
- Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Begins With Self-Love
- Narcissistic Intermittent Good Bad Reinforcement
- Petition to Stop Parental Alienation
- Prayer for My Integrity and Dignity
- Toxic Narcissistic Leadership in the Workplace
- Narcissistic Abuse on Mental Health News Radio
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Can Your Children Be Honest
Can Your Children Be Honest? Parenting Advice: Establishing Open Communication and Trust Written by Randi Fine Children go through phases, particularly during their adolescent years, when they see no logical or justifiable reason to communicate with their parents for any … Continue reading
Song of Hope for Unborn Baby
Song of Hope For An Unborn Baby Deeply moving music and pictures expressing the loving feelings, wishes, hopes, and dreams a mother-to-be has for her unborn child. Little Child Written and Performed by Randi Fine Little child I’ve dreamed of … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Family, Parenting, Quotes, Song Lyrics
Tagged poem unborn baby, poems unborn babies, unborn baby poems, unborn baby quotes, unborn child quotes
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The Journey of a Mother
Photo Image by Anurag Agnihotri Graphics by Randi G Fine The Journey of a Mother Written by Jacque Powers The young mother set her foot on the path of life. “Is this the long way?” she asked. And the guide … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Family, Mother's Day, Parenting, Poetry
Tagged mother poems, mother's day poem, mothers day poems, mothers poems, poems about mothers
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Roles of Children in Narcissistic Families
Roles of Children in Narcissistic Families Randi G. Fine, Author From the book Close Encounters of the Worst Kind: The Narcissistic Abuse Survivor’s Guide to Healing and Recovery © 2017 When there is more than one child in a family, … Continue reading
Posted in Child Abuse, Children, Family, Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Tagged golden child, hero child, invisible child, narcissistic, scapegoat child
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Before I Was a Mom
Image Source Before I was a Mom Author Unknown Before I was a Mom – I slept as late as I wanted and never worried about how late I got into bed. I brushed my hair and my teeth everyday. … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Mother's Day, Parenting
Tagged Love, mom, Mother, mother's day, poem
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Crystalline Indigo Star Children New Breed of Humanity
Image Source The Children of Now Article Written by Meg Blackburn Losey, Msc.D., Ph.D. for Creations Magazine Listen to Dr. Meg’s Interview with Randi Fine on A Fine Time for Healing February 17, 2015 New Children arriving around the world … Continue reading
From Mother to Her Children on Mother’s Day
Image Source On this Mother’s Day 2015, as always, I feel blessed to be the mother of two amazing adult children, a daughter and a son. Since the moment I knew that each child was growing inside my body, I … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Mother's Day, Parenting
Tagged Children, Love, Mother, mother's day, mothers day poems
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Children a Poetry Essay by Khalil Gibran
Image Source Children An excerpt from “The Prophet” written by Khalil Gibran And a woman who held a babe against her bosom said, “Speak to us of Children.” And he said: Your children are not your children. They are the … Continue reading
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A Mothers Love
Photo Image by KH Rawlings Graphics by Randi G Fine I Loved You Enough “My Mean Mother” Author Unknown Someday when my children are old enough to understand the logic that motivates a parent, I will tell them, as my “Mean … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Family, Mother's Day, Parenting, Poetry
Tagged mean mother poem, mother poems, mother's day, mothers day poems, mothers poems
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Childs Letter To God
A Child’s Letter To God This story touched my heart deeply so I am sharing it with you. There are many angels walking this earth, spreading their love, who go unrecognized. This is a beautiful story about one of them. Our 14-year-old … Continue reading
