Judy in Indy

[Guest guest]

That is quite the story, Judy!

You certainly were in no way stupid to stop pursuing the money your ex

should have given you and the kids (shame on him!). And I can understand

perfectly why you chose to put it (and him) all behind you instead.

Sorry that it was so hard for you, but it sounds like you've

accomplished a great deal. You've also taught your children some

invaluable lessons by your strong example. Way to go!

Come and vent any time. It's always good to hear from you. Hope the

future brings happier, healthier, easier times.

Re: [ ] SS---Sheri

> Sheri, might as well laugh, crying messes up the makeup.

> I cried years ago when to get my ex to pay child support but that

didn't

> help.

> I got the kids raised and independant, one is a truck driver one a

> photographer and one works at a pharmasuitacal co. all by myself. So I

closed

> the case with him oweing $30,000 I did this for my kids also. But I

had to

> work all the overtime I could find to get it done. There were times my

son

> had to come to the car and help me walk into the house due to the RA

in my

> knees and feet. But by the grace of God I did it. And forgiving my

ex's debt

> of support blows my kids away.

> Stupidity? maybe but why fight for something now that I couldn't get

fifteen

> years ago.

> Thanks for letting me get this off my chest

>

>

> Judy in Indy