Noncustodial Mother's Day

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  A week before Mother's Day, please change your social media post to the noncustodial Mother's Day logo with no wording on it. This will show unity and get other moms' interest in what's happening. This will create awareness not only with Noncustodial Mothers but all mothers. Please write a post after you change the logo educating others what the logo is about and discuss that October 28th is Noncustodial Custodial Mother's Day. Let them know we have a demonstration going on as well.  It is important to educate other moms and let them know what is going on. Believe it or not, but lots of mothers have no clue that we even exist.  HOME #mothersDay2027 #mothersday2028 #mothersday2029 #NoncustodialMothersDay #FamilyCourt #MothersMatter

Going through family court can be emotionally exhausting and overwhelming. It’s easy to feel defeated — but you’re not alone.  To help moms get through the tough moments, DK created a special playlist filled with songs to lift your spirits and bring a little light to your day.  Whether you’re looking for comfort, encouragement, or just a reason to smile, this playlist is here for you. Listen when you’re feeling low, need strength to keep going, or just want a moment of peace. Music can’t fix everything, but it can be a reminder that healing, hope, and joy are still possible. Let the music remind you: you matter, you’re strong, and you are not alone.  Make your own YouTube list and add the songs you like. This is just to get your creative juices flowing.   Feeling Defeated Tell Your Heart To Beat Again I Believe I Can Fly Beautifully Broken Voice Of Truth Hero Feeling Down Praise You In The Storm Joy - Backstreet Boys Joy Joy Joy - Michae...

Gifts Ideas for Noncustodial Mothers How do you let a hurting mother know you care?  Sometimes as a noncustodial mother you feel no one understands. Let her know you care about what she is going through with a gift.  Not sure what to get a mother who has lost custody of her children for Noncustodial Mother’s Day? We have some great ideas.  Moms would like ways to preserve pictures of their children, their feet, and their hands. This helps them remember how little they were. When they have babies, you can place them in the same molds and see the differences. Baby handprint kits are available at your local craft store. You can even get them to set in a picture frame and add pictures of them at that age.  A keepsake neckless is a great gift. Moms can put a picture in the locket or hold it when they think about their baby. One mom holds her keepsake neckless when she prays for her children. A mug is a great way to remind mothers every morning ...

I Cannot Bear This Wicked Pain He slowly pulls the shade down and stabs me through the eye,  ️  The pain is so excruciating I wish that I could die. He pounds and beats and bashes at my brain inside my head, I cannot bear this wicked pain,  I would much rather be dead. I try to escape, I try to run, But he grabs me as he says,  "I've only just begun!" The doctor prescribed some medicine to help with all the pain ,  But no matter what I do, he will just beat me up again. I cannot hear anything but the pounding in my skull. My vision gets so blurry, then the throbbing becomes dull. Oh, how I wish and how I pray for the pain to simply go away, But he beats and bashes at my brain, I suffer from the terrible pain. If only I could find a cure then no one else would have to endure, The agony of these cruel attacks, I just want to get my life back.  To suffer no more from the ravaging assault , This pain...