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How Writing About What You Know Can Get You in Trouble

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Forgive my lack of post yesterday, I had to prepare for a visit to my home. To read the full details, go read my (very long) post on my personal blog, from manic to mommy?. Long story short:

A malicious call was placed to the British Columbia version of Child Protective Services by a former friend of mine. Because this person chose to give the social workers my website addresses as “proof” of the danger I might be to my daughter, and because of my candor and lack of abandon when it comes to writing the most personal details of my life both on this blog and my personal blog, red flags were seen.

It seems to all be working itself out - I am getting great feedback and over 22 people volunteered to testify as to my ability to provide a safe, nurturing environment. In fact, most were dumbfounded as to why it would have been challenged, even knowing my personal history.

But fingers must still be crossed and so, please cross yours for my family.

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Posted in Personal on August 23rd, 2007

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