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October 27, 2008, 3:44 pm PDT

10/27 Broken Trust

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I'm just starting in middle of the show here, but in regards to Dr. Phil's questions regarding this guy on the show not wearing his wedding band because he's a automotive mechanic. There seemed to me to be some skepticism from Dr. Phil about his explanation of this. I work in the heavy equipment industry, and we are not allowed to wear rings or necklaces since they are a safety hazard. If you insist on wearing these items during work, you will be told to leave, and our union backs up the company on this. Gold is an excellent conductor of electricity and rings and necklaces can get snagged on all kinds of things when you're working on engines. If I wear it to work, I don't always remember to put my wedding ring back on after work, and more often than not, I don't bother taking it to work with me, anyway. My wife understands this and doesn't have a problem with it, because she would rather me come home uninjured. Just my two cents.

I agree, and I also cannot work with any jewelry on, in a pharmacutical company. My husband does not wear his either because of his position. But when we go out, he puts it on and I do too. I heard somewhere during the show that somebody saw him take the ring off during some event. Like sneakin it in his pocket. OK, that's not good.
 
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October 27, 2008, 3:55 pm PDT

10/27 Broken Trust

Quote From: theloniousjw

What they need is a spiritual higher power, for me it is God. He needs to go to meetings for his addiction, get a sponsor and work the 12 steps. She needs to go to meetings as well and learn about her husband sickness, it's just like cancer you cannot do wrong for wrong the bible tells you that  for better or worst is a vow in God eyesight  you need to  ask God  for forgiviness. Your son is acting  out because  of you  guys disfunction when you  get  right  he'll get right .I know because I am  a  victim of  this. I'm a  recovering  addict  working  this program, dealing  with  trust with my  wife but for the grace of  God  with my meetings and support with addicts like me I am making it.HER MOTHER HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HER DIVORCEING HIM OR NOT IT'S JUST AS MUCH HER FAULT AS HIS SO GO TO GOD IT'S THE ONLY WAY,SUPPORT HIM AND GET TO GO TO MEETINGS AND EVERYTHING IS GOING  TO BE ALL RIGHT. I HOPE YOU GUY'S GET  THIS  MESSAGE  MY DEED IS DONE GOD BLESS.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Good luck with the meetings. I did it for 14 yrs. Some things you have to change starting from the problem at hand, like your living conditions, wife, husband, your past, whatever. You have to seek the base problems of your drinking and drugging. Otherwise you'll have the same problems but without the drinking, etc.( which will drive ya nuts). I love my God and I believe that He does take care of everything in His own time. He puts everything right in front of us. It's up to us to do His Will.
 
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October 27, 2008, 4:05 pm PDT

10/27 Broken Trust

Quote From: ramair

Deanne already had one failed marriage. To marry a man who was already cheating on her, especially after the counselor warned her not to, was beyond stupid. Good enough for her!
 I agree. What was she thinking?? What the heck?? What is he and she hanging onto? She's a nutcase herself going on her "birthday trip" with her friend for years that just happened to buy a condo or house right across the street.  They warned her, he cheated supposidly when they were engaged and still all these problems after, what? 12 years?? OMG, don't put the kids through anything else. Get it over with!!!!!!!
 
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October 28, 2008, 5:58 am PDT

10/27 Broken Trust

Quote From: efffy_

I can tell you are bitter, and your radar isn't working.
 Not bitter at all , just have been there and my radar is alot more acute right now at 52 than when younger.
 
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October 28, 2008, 6:04 am PDT

10/27 Broken Trust

Quote From: duckman82

I couldn't disagree with you more, and I say that because I'm living proof.  When I got married back in 1974, I was 19, immature and selfish.  I had no real idea what marriage and commitment was really all about.  I was unfaithful pretty much the entire time during my 17 year marriage.  My conduct during that marriage was shameful and dishonorable.  After the separation and divorce, something happened:  I grew up and matured.  I looked back on the pain my wife endured when she learned of my unfaithfulness.  No one deserves that.  I waited 11 years before I got married again.  Being unfaithful was never an option.  I would never want to be responsible for ever putting anyone through that kind of pain again, especially someone I love.   There is no roving eye.  No lusting for other women.   I'm totally in love with and am committed to my wife.  To this day, and until the day I die, I'll harbor personal guilt for my despicable actions. 

 

So to suggest that a person can't change is to suggest it's impossible for any person to learn, grow, and mature as they go through life.  What a sad and chaotic place this world would be if that were indeed the case.  The majority of people are learning and growing from their mistakes all the time.  Unfortunately, there are some that don't.   

 Very good for you. I know that just in my experiences, that has always been the outcome. So by reading your comment, I'm sure it is possible. Congrats and good luck to ya !!!
 
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November 8, 2008, 5:57 am PST

11/07 Child Abandonment

I got pregnant when I was 15. I was in denial and never told my parents that I was having relations at that time. They kept on asking but I was sticking to my story that I did nothing. DUH... I was born a strict Catholic and in those days, that was THE WORST thing that could happen,  I was so scared. I was in shock the whole time I was pregnant and I didn't show, so my parents never knew. They finally took me to the doctor when I was 7 months and the news finally broke out that I was pregnant. OMG, it was horrible. My parents wouldn't let me go out of the house fearing that the neighbors might see me pregnant. Any of my friends that came over, I had to hide in the closet and they were told that I was out of town. My parents would not let me even tell the father, needless to say they hated him (even though I am now married to him for 23 yrs). THEY made the decision for me to give the baby up for adoption. I had no choice in the matter. Of course, I wanted to keep her. It was the worst day of my life handing over my little girl at the hospital never to see her again. But how in the world could anyone in their right mind kill itheir child with scissors??? And only get probation and community service?????? I don't care how much shock you're in, a normal person would never do that. She should get life for what she did. I would NEVER be able to go on in life knowing that I did something like that. I would have to kill myself.
 
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November 11, 2008, 2:53 pm PST

11/11 Risky Teen Behavior

Quote From: chaingal

I just wanted to say that I watched today's show and it concerned me very much.  I have never heard of salvia and the idea that this is legal is horrifying.  Anyone should know if it causes such intense hallucinations that this can't be good for your brain. 

As far as the passing out game, this is not just a recent trend.  I am 27 years old and I remember this game being played when I was in late elementary and jr high school.  This game was played during P.E. and the girls would cross their arms across their chests and hold their breath and another person would press in hard on their chest until they collapsed and passed out in the floor.  This was done by a group of my friends and I watched them do this every day.  They said it gave them a feeling of excitement or a high.  I talked to my father about it and he told me that it was dangerous and it was depriving your brain of oxygen and you could actually die or your heart could stop. This was enough for me.  I never tried it but many of my friends did.  Now I'm wondering where the P.E. teacher was and why  didn't she see this going on and I also wonder why I didn't tell a teacher or someone about this.  I don't know unless I was afraid to be a tattle tale or something.  I'm just glad none of my friends were harmed or injured due to this behavior.  I'm shocked it is still going on.  Just wanted to let parents know it's not just a recent trend...it was going on back in the early 90's..I'm a teacher now and I hope that I'm able to know my students well enough so that if I suspect any kind of risky behavior, I'll be able to contact the parents or talk to the student about it.
I am 52 right now, and I remember the "passing out" thing back in 8th grade. OK, that's been awhile ago. I never did it, scared the crap out of me but they did it back then too !!!!!
 
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November 11, 2008, 2:58 pm PST

11/11 Risky Teen Behavior

Quote From: vptornado

i think that the mother should be punished even if its legal or not .
 OK, the mother is just INSANE. There is truely something wrong with her to say the least.  You might as well just do heroine with him. I just don't have enough words to say that she's out of her mind. It just blows me away.....
 
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November 11, 2008, 3:22 pm PST

11/11 Risky Teen Behavior

Quote From: chaingal

I just posted a message about this same exact thing.  This went on when I was in elementary school too in exactly the manner you described. They would push on your chest until you passed out...I never tried  it and am glad I didn't.  Just wanted to tell you that I'm around your age, 27 and I remember this going on too.

It also went on in Elementary School with me and that was back in the '60's !!!! I never did it but it definately happened back then too. Been going on for a long time.

 

 
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November 11, 2008, 3:50 pm PST

11/11 Risky Teen Behavior

Quote From: windsong969

I can't believe how stupid all of these parents are. No wonder our kids are messed up these days - it starts with the parents and how they bring their children up. Can you imagine a mother giving her kid a mind altering drug and then wondering why he has no motivation - can you believe she can be so stupid. And then to supply it for him - she's a first class drug dealer. Teacher? What the heck kind of a teacher is she? If I saw her on TV and my kid was in her class I'd pull my child out of her class faster than she can give her child another hit of salvia.

The roller coaster mother who says "Oh do you mean I shouldn't take him to the park?" Give your head a shake lady - OF COURSE YOU SHOULDN'T - do you even need to ask such a stupid question. If my child was passing out intentionally I'd tie him to the bedpost and follow him around to make sure he didn't do it and get him into councelling with a good councelor.

What is with these parents these days - quit your jobs and stay at home and look after your kids properly - make sure they are brought up with morals and guidelines and dicipline.

I can't believe Dr. Phil talked so calmly to the idiot mother who gives her son salvia. He has more patience for idiots than I do

 

I cannot believe the likes of parents these days - fortunately not everyone is like these numb nuts that were on the show.

 OMG, I so agree !!!! Numb nuts are to say the least !!!! I grew up in a VERY disciplined home, Catholic, all that but I was a problem from the get-go. I did everything that my parents taught me not to do. Started stealing cigarettes from my parents at 8, got pregnant at 15, ( had to give her up for adoption per my parents). I could never have a boy in my room, EVER, but one ( my hubby now), would come in through the window. For some reason I would do just the opposite of what they wanted. Back in my day, just about everyone smoked cigarettes. Drugs were not even heard of. A friend of mine right now has smoked Marijuana WITH her kids in the house cause she said it's better to be open with them and it could be worse. What the hell is going on?? But what's the difference with me being banned from everything and rebelling? But I am 52 now and I would never let my children do what the parents do today. They're freakin out of their minds. I'm sure they're not all that way, but the one's that were on the show... OMG.....

 

 

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