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"…. in the spring becomes the rose …" I received several distressing letters today from people who seemed to be at the end of their rope and I wanted to share some of my story which some of you may have heard before…. but I want to ask that you not give up, that you believe it is possible to move beyond whatever you are going through and that you keep the faith. It is never easy for me to put my story out there. Never easy. I always feel fear around it, but I do it so you know that I did it, and you can do it too. I know what a lifetime of pain is to heal. I know it. And I know you can do it. Please don't give up the day before the miracle happens. I ended my marriage 4 years after I wanted to. The reasons were varied and complicated, but most of it was about keeping my unresolved loss and my enormous grief and abandonment issues at bay. I held onto to a horrible marriage to keep the even more horrible memories from flooding in. My first memory at age 3 or 4 was waking up from a nightmare where the "bad people" were coming to take me away. As a foster child I would fall asleep at night imagining evil, laughing creatures in dark, flowing garments grabbing me out of my bed. I could see my blond ringlets shaking as they sped down the street. I wanted to cry but I never did. I just lay awake at night, watching and waiting for them to come. I slept with a nightlight and would wake up for hours every night, convinced that in the shadows were the bad people waiting to whisk me away. In foster care, I had no idea if the bad people really were going to take me away. I visited with my birth mother occasionally. I met my birth brothers and played with the oldest, Edward. I grew up in the Bronx but all of my doctors were in Manhattan at the Catholic Charities. Unlike my foster parents' biological children or, for that matter, any children I knew, I saw social workers and counselors. My birth mother seemed aloof and uninterested in me, but I wanted to have a brother, someone who was related to me by blood. It was something other kids had and something I longed for, but I was torn between wanting to go home with my brother and wanting to stay with my foster family. Of course the decision was made for me. I last saw my brother when I was 7 and my mother relinquished me for adoption. I went into the room at the Catholic Charities and my mother sat on the chair, my youngest brother next to her and Edward playing in the corner. I went over and silently played with the toys he brought. We didn't talk but smiled at each other now and again. His eyes were a little sad, and he seemed like a kindred spirit. I had no idea that was the last time I would see him. I thought that finally being adopted and out of the limbo of foster care would make me happy as I always dreamed it would. But all was not well at home and after the adoption, things seemed to get worse. My adoptive mother, the only person who had consistently been there for me, would get angry when my adoptive father drank and she would seethe. Most times he barely reacted to her and, in her frustration, she would storm out of the house threatening to throw herself in the river (she didn't swim) or she would lock the bathroom door and threaten to swallow all the pills in the medicine cabinet. He still didn't react and the suicide watch could go on for a long time. Even when there were not big dramatic threats of suicide, the arguments would go on for hours until he walked out of the house. Then she would turn her wrath on us. We would scramble to clean things and have everything orderly. She would announce she was, "Going on a tear." which meant that she was going to empty all the drawers and closets and make us clean them all up and put everything back "right." Sometimes we came home from school and she would have been on a tear and the entire house would be in shambles. It was our job to put it back together as she barked orders at us. We imagined that there had been an earlier argument that my father had walked out on, leaving us with her unhappiness. She threw things and hit us with broomsticks and mop handles. When angry, she would not relent until you were sufficiently cowed. I once read that growing up in an alcoholic home was like "living with an air raid a day" and to me it was exactly like that. You never knew when the siren would wail. Both of my parents tried to be better than their parents and because they had terrible parents—each of them had alcoholic fathers who were, for lack of a better word, bums—they succeeded at that. But they had so much unfinished business that they could not make the marriage work. There were no resources for adult children of alcoholics and the word "codependency" had not yet been invented so they were untreated co-conspirators in alcoholic family insanity. My adoptive parents did know how to put on a good face to the world. Outside they were respected and liked in the community and the social workers and investigators had chosen this family to adopt me. We also had some good times when my parents were in sync. Forgetting about the horrible fights, we would be lulled into thinking that all was right with the world. Soon enough the screaming would pierce the calm and all would be chaos again. I learned to stop thinking that a nice night was really nice. It was just a pause in the fighting. If there was one thing I learned early on, nothing was as it appeared to be, but I wasn't sure what it really was. I thought all families were like this, that all mothers needed to be treated with kid gloves otherwise she would become abusive, or worse, suicidal. I thought that all fathers were either absent or fighting constantly with their wives. I thought that all kids lived through the quiet times waiting for the other shoe to drop. To me, this is what normal was. Before my adoption I was waiting to be whisked away in the middle of the night. After my adoption I was watching and waiting for the big, terrible fight to start and for the day to come when my mother would finally take her own life and I would be abandoned once again. As a child I was often depressed and anxious, waiting for something awful to happen. As a teenager I was attracted to people who were either abusive like my mother or absent like my father and my biological parents. I thought that all I really needed was to be wanted, truly wanted, but the closer I got to people, the worse they treated me. My first boyfriend pulled my hair when I tried to walk away from him. The next boyfriend kneed me in the solar plexus and left me gasping and wheezing in a lot in the Bronx at midnight. I actually told my family about it, hoping they would do something, but they didn't. Their non-reaction led me to believe that what he had done wasn't that bad or that I somehow deserved it. In my next relationship the danger escalated and there was always the chance that he would actually kill me. One night we had an argument over orange juice, and to keep me from drinking the last of it, he pushed me into a closet and locked the door. He not only drank all the orange juice, taunting me and calling me names the entire time, but proceeded to drink a case of beer getting louder all the time. Occasionally he walked over to punch the closet door and unleash a string of profanities. Remaining silent, I listened to him argue with me as if I was in the conversation. Assigning ridiculous statements to me or telling me what I was thinking, all of which was against him, he began threatening to kill me if I tried to get out of the closet. In a fit of anger, brought on solely by his drunken imagination, he slammed out of the house and was gone for two days. My time in the closet was a mixture of shock, pain, hallucinations and wondering if I was going to die in there. I was asleep when he came home and abruptly opened the closet without a word and then left again for a few hours. Trying to adjust to the light, I had no idea where I was or how long I had been in there. I drank some water, ate some food and then quickly started to pack my things, intent on getting away while he was out. Walking out onto the driveway, I couldn't find my car. I walked across the lawn and looked up and down the street. As I stood there perplexed, my car suddenly came screaming down the street at top speed, hurtling toward the lawn. I scrambled toward the house but knew I wouldn't make it. I darted across the driveway and grabbed onto the garden trellis, climbing up to get out of the way. He backed the car up and came dangerously close to mowing down the trellis as I hung on desperately. The trellis was angled so that he couldn't really get to it without crashing the car. Finally he got tired and screeched off into the night. I went in and went to bed, sleeping fitfully. When he returned he started talking to me as if nothing had happened, as if I hadn't just spent days in the closet and he hadn't tried to run me down with my own car. Like my parents, when things were good, I was just supposed to forget about the crazy times. I tried to put the closet incident out of my mind but for the next few months I would waking up screaming, thinking I was back there. The only way to combat the nightmares, I thought, was to never think about it again. And through the years, I didn't. But once my marriage ended, the nightmares came back and I couldn't shut them off. I tried to think back to the days were were happy and how the marriage fell apart. After we move decided to move in together, W found a lovely place to live and set out to decorate and make it a home. It was very nice, and I was hoping it was "happily ever after" even though neither of us knew what it looked like. So we played house, got married, had children and tried to be normal. But neither of us was normal, and throughout the relationship, there was nothing but turmoil. Even though I thought we were both trying and that I was giving him what he wanted (a home and family), after our second son was born he said he didn't want to be married any more. Because he had spent so much time pursuing me, I was stunned. It seemed sudden that he didn't want to be married, but he wouldn't move out. He fell into a pattern where he would tell me he didn't want me, but he wouldn't leave. He would stay and torture me. He would just go in and out of these phases, and I would be in torment until they ended. Each time I was sure that I had done something to cause it. Then suddenly, arbitrarily, he would decide to work it out with me. We would enter a honeymoon phase where everything was good. Like my parents and previous relationships, he kept me off my pins the entire time. During a honeymoon phase, I became pregnant for the third time. He was angry about it because we were broke and trying to buy a house. By the time I was six months pregnant he had stopped speaking to me. He invited an 18-year old co-worker to our house to play video games every day after work while ignoring me the entire time. He insisted nothing was going on but what was going on was that he spent all his time with her and not with me. When I was 8-months pregnant, I came home one night and threw her out of the house. He ran after her and then he went over her house every night after that. I guess I showed them. My due date was November 29th which was the Monday after Thanksgiving. I had hoped we would all spend a nice holiday together. Instead he took the two boys to his mother's house for the weekend. Feeling the "nesting" instinct, I stayed home and cleaned and cleaned and could not stop cleaning. He came home on Sunday night, looked at the house and said sarcastically, "Did you make your mother come over and clean?" I told him that I had cleaned but he didn't believe me. He dropped the boys off and left, presumably to her house. I gave the boys baths and got them ready for bed. About an hour later, I started cramping and bleeding. I had not bled with either of my other pregnancies and I didn't know what was going on. Both my downstairs neighbors were gone for the weekend. My mother had gone to her Sunday night Bingo game. No one was available. I was alone in the house with two little kids, it was cold and rainy outside, I was in labor and bleeding. I knew that sooner or later I would need to call my doctor and they would probably send an ambulance. But I didn't want to frighten the boys, so I tried to hold off that scene as long as possible. My mind was racing. I didn't want to harm the baby, I didn't want to look like a drama queen, and I didn't want to be criticized by my husband or family for how I handled this. I didn't want the boys to be upset. I had no idea what to do. According to my husband, it was my fault. It was my fault he was abusive, it was his fault he cheated. I was a bad mother, a bad wife and a gd awful human being. And I believed it. Here I was with my baby's life in my hands and I had no idea what to do. I was so afraid of doing the wrong thing. I couldn't move. I was frozen. The boys had not seen me in a few days and would not settle down. So I brought them into bed with me, piled blankets on us and turned on the television hoping they would go to sleep and that by remaining still, I would slow the labor down. As hard as I tried to be calm, sometimes the panic would well up in me and I would grab the phone to try to call someone. I cried every now and again but didn't want my sons see me cry. My little one was only 16 months old and my oldest was 5. Neither of them deserved to see me freaking out. Eventually I caved in and called around to find out where he was. I called a mutual friend and said, "If you know where he is please ask him to come home." Everyone claimed they did not know. The hours crawled by. Eventually he came in and saw the blood on the floor and asked what happened. I was almost hysterical when I told him I was in labor. Right after he showed up, the downstairs neighbors came home and sat with the kids. He drove me to the hospital in angry silence. The baby's heartbeat kept decreasing with every labor pain and they were doing various tests on me. I could tell that the doctors were worried about the baby, and I was so scared. He was standing against the wall like he was waiting for a train. I asked him to come over next to me while the doctors poked and prodded and hooked me up to various machines but he sneered at me and said he was tired. I never hated anyone so much in my life as I hated him at that moment. They told him to put on scrubs as they thought the baby's birth was imminent. As soon as he left the room, the baby was born in the labor bed. I was happy that he missed the birth. My son was born with the cord wrapped around his neck, but overall he was fine. But something in me was gone forever. I woke up the next morning and knew I would never feel the same way about him again. I knew it was over. Four years later I was still holding that night against him, but inexplicably still with him. We reconciled a couple of months after the baby was born, bought our first house and fixed it up. There were nice moments and good times once again. But we had also had a few more bad stretches. One time, to punish me, he took off his wedding ring and wore it on a key chain for months. Another time he just stopped speaking to me for weeks and would not tell me why. There continued to be female coworkers with whom he had close relationships and we started to have physical altercations. For some reason when I lost my job I couldn't take any of it anymore. I had no idea why my tolerance just ran out that particular day. Why did it take me so long to get out? What was I holding onto? I knew that this was why I had held on for those four years. The emptiness I was feeling after we broke up was what I had tried to avoid. After the separation, there was nothing to distract me from all these horrible thoughts, feelings and unfinished business that I had managed to keep at bay with the chaos. And now I was face-to-face with things that were too big to deal with: the separation from Edward, the craziness between my adoptive parents, the abusive boyfriends, the time in the closet, the fear when I was in labor. All of these things came flooding into the void created by his absence and the loss of my job. My depression deepened each day. Reeling from the flood of memories, I crawled over to the closet, opened the phone book and called a therapist. I explained my desperation to her and she told me to come in the next day. I WAS A MESS. I could not sit still. I could not stop shaking. I could not stop crying. I WAS A MESS. I've shared about a lot of my therapy on here but understand that in those first few months, I was barely functioning. It was the darkest and most horrible time of my life. I never thought I'd recover. Ever. From that day forward, February 1987, I have changed and grown and moved through all the pain, all the bad memories. All the things I thought I could not face, I faced. All the work that felt overwhelming and horrible, I did it. I chased it and chased it and chased it. I try to share all that I learned on here and in my seminars and in my (upcoming) book. I am passionate about passing on what I have learned because I believe that if I can do it, anyone can. I changed my entire life. I moved away from hurtful people and toward nurturing and loving people. Slowly I worked out the bad and worked in the good. That's how it works. I learned to raise my kids, be a good mother, go back to school and work through all my stuff until I had good enough self-esteem to find someone special and caring. I did my grief work, my abandonment work, my self-esteem work. I looked at all the abuse and all the abandonment and all my issues as an adoptee, a battered woman, an ACOA, a codependent, a woman who loved too much. I looked at the fact that I was not wanted by my families. My adoptive family or my birth family. Unloved and unwanted. What was WRONG with me and how did I fix it? I didn't know if I could, but I wanted to try. I looked at it all, painful as it was. I went to places where healing happened. And eventually I built a life that is second to none. I have good and loving people in my life because I will not settle for less. 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Ferry service provided by both the Alaska Marine Highway and BC Ferries is integral to the economy of Prince Rupert
Located on the northern coast of British Columbia, Prince Rupert is a hub port where ferries crossing from Port Hardy on Vancouver Island; from the Queen Charlotte Islands and from Alaska, meet. Travelling up the Inside Passage into Alaska from Prince Rupert shaves considerable time & serious dollars off a trip begining in Bellingham
Located in a spectacular setting, Prince Rupert is a thriving city with much to offer visitors and ferry travellers. Waterfalls, white sand beaches, hot springs, Humpback whales, Canadas only Grizzly Bear Sanctuary, eagles & seals are only a few of the reasons for extending a stay in Prince Rupert.Amongst the more popular activities available in this City of Rainbows are the Palmerville grizzly bear expeditions; whale watching tours; plus kayaking, sailing trips and golf.Less strenuous activities enjoyed by Prince Rupert visitors include marine life harbour tours, heli-sightseeing, visiting the variety of museums and exploring the unique shopping in the Cow Bay & Historic district
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Chicagoan Carolyn Moncel is a former public relations executive. She has lived in Paris and now Lausanne, Switzerland with her family, Encounters in Paris is her first work of fiction.
A media consultant by day and budding short story writer by night, I take my inspiration from everywhere. Most of my stories are set in places where I have lived: Chicago, Paris and Geneva. I started writing because I realized that it's very difficult for me not to tell a story. I come from a family of storytellers, so I've heard some sort of tale all my life. I tell stories to my family, friends and even my clients. Even my non-fiction, business articles usually end with a moral. My influences include James Baldwin, F. Scott Fitzgerald, John Updike, Philip Roth and Zadie Smith. Short stories and novellas are my preferred genres because they allow me to describe brief moments in time and get off the page. I like to make readers think, but I also like to leave them with a bit of suspense. My first collection of short stories, called Encounters in Paris, is available now in both paperback and digital formats. My next collection of short stories, 5 Reasons to Leave a Lover, debuts in fall 2011.
PRAISE FOR Encounters of Paris – A Collection of Short Stories "Paris seems like the most romantic thing in the world, until you live there. "Encounters in Paris" is a collection of short stories from Carolyn Moncel and her protagonist Ellery Roulet, a nearing middle age woman working in Paris and finding out while there is love, there is also everything you hate about love. A fun read that blends plenty of romance, "Encounters in Paris" is quite the pick, recommended." —The Midwest Book Review "...The stories are fiction but feel more like a memoir of sorts. I was drawn to the main character from the instant I started reading. Her trials are ones most people face at some point in their life. Her stories show that with every end there is also a beginning. I enjoyed the authors writing as it flowed easily, guiding me along the way..." -ReaderViews.com "The author does an excellent job of engrossing readers in the language, atmosphere, and culture of Paris, also addressing topics such as infidelity, trust, and regret. Hopefully the author will continue Ellerys story, because I believe there is so much more waiting in the wings for the main character." 5 Stars! -OOSA Online Book Clubs "The author was able to create situations which appear ordinary, but were more richly complex than what meets the eye. While the stories may use few words to describe the situations, the words are smoothly elegant and polished." -APOOO BookClub
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Are you in the throes of dating hell? Then take a load off, and sit in on comic Chris Valenti's one-man show at Cinespace. Here's a sample: "When I was in my 20s, dating was easy," he says. "Women were excited to date me. They'd be like, 'He plays guitar! And he's a fitness instructor!' Now, that I'm in my 30s, women have changed. Now they're like, 'He plays guitar? And he's a fitness instructor?' " Since life mirrors art, Valenti's hilariously heart-wrenching zingers may not have happily-ever-after endings, but, chances are, you'll find yourself nodding in agreement. He's also a newfangled, multimedia kind of guy, performing his gig in front of a full-size movie screen showing his own insane film shorts or whatever goofball filmic embellishment he sets his heart on. To top it off, Fridays are the club's Bohemian Shindig night, which means $4 Buds and $5 well drinks before 10 p.m. Adds Valenti, "The best cure for a broken heart is laughing at someone else's." Sounds like a good place to find a lonely heart crying in his/her $4 beer.
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Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts. And we are never, ever the same.
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"Great Performance of a Classic Novel"
I found the language in this book highly offensive. The blatant use of the Lord's name in vain caused me to wince many times. I didn't care for the lack of morality of the main characters. The performance by Gary Sinise was excellent and really helped my daughter get through this book for her English class.
Gary did a great Lenny.
If you are sensitive to harsh language, don't listen to this.
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I have listened to all of Clancy's Jack Ryan Books. I have really enjoyed them. I think that I like Sum of All Fears the best followed by Debt of Honor and Executive Orders. Those were written as a trilogy and they are excellent. Hunt for Red October is also an excellent read. The book that I found most disturbing was Without Remorse; an excellent story with very disturbing subject matter. Teeth of the Tiger is also troubling and not very realistic, but most of the story is fun.
The ending was a cliff-hanger. It is particularly frustrating since Tom Clancy never finished the book. In fact, the book totally feels incomplete. Of all of the (actual) Tom Clancy books, I would rate this one at the bottom. The story starts out pretty good, but Clancy seems to have lost the thread
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Structure and cooperativity of the hydrogen bonds in sodium dihydrogen triacetate
Article first published online: 25 SEP 2012
DOI: 10.1002/qua.24328
Copyright © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Additional Information
How to Cite
Ahmed, A. A., Kühn, O., Hilal, R. H. and Shibl, M. F. (2013), Structure and cooperativity of the hydrogen bonds in sodium dihydrogen triacetate. Int. J. Quantum Chem., 113: 1394–1400. doi: 10.1002/qua.24328
Publication History
- Issue published online: 20 MAR 2013
- Article first published online: 25 SEP 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 14 AUG 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 12 AUG 2012
- Manuscript Received: 5 MAY 2012
Funded by
- GK 788 of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft
- hydrogen bonds;
- cooperative dynamics;
- density functional theory;
- molecular dynamics
Geometry and energetics of low energy conformers of sodium dihydrogen triacetate (SDHTA) and its anion are studied using density functional theory (DFT) at the Becke, Lee-Yang-Parr hybrid functional (BLYP) and Becke, three-parameter, Lee-Yang-Parr hybrid functional (B3LYP) levels. For both cases, two structures of comparable energy are found, which have different symmetry with respect to the two hydrogen bonds (HBs). DFT-based Born–Oppenheimer molecular dynamics simulations are performed for SDHTA, which show that both structures are visited at room temperature conditions. The trajectory analysis further reveals that the two HBs behave anticooperative, that is, on average elongation of one HB is accompanied by a compression of the other one. This is in accord with nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) experimental studies for a similar counter ion–dihydrogen triacetate complex. © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.