THIS WEEK'S DEAR JOHN LETTER!
Dear John,
I'm a divorced single mother with two boys. My first son is 16. His father passed away when he was just three. My second son is 12. His father moved about an hour away after our divorce three years ago. My older son has been involved in summer sports, but my younger son has not been able to do that because he spends time here with me and much of the summer with his dad. Last night he was complaining about it and accused me of being the reason he can't join the team. I'm trying to figure out how I can accommodate that. If he joins a team in the community where his dad lives, I would not see him all summer. That would be hard for me, but I also don't want him growing up thinking that I stopped him from doing something he wanted to do. Are there other parents who have gone through this? I'm looking for some help on this one. Not sure if you can help, but I wanted to at least ask.
Signed – Mom In The Middle
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