Apologies for
unintentional harm
Posted by JoshuaRoseFoundation on October 10, 2011
"I want to first
and foremost thank each of you for being a part of my support structure as I
continue to deal with my situation with my children.Posted by JoshuaRoseFoundation on October 10, 2011
Secondly, I feel I need to make a formal and public apology to anyone that may have been directly or indirectly affected by actions that happened in 2009 when I was working with someone who I no longer have associations or ties to. (Charity Ohse Kreasko)
Several of my new
contacts and supporters of Joshua Rose Foundation both personally and
professionally have come under attack recently because of the usage of the term
PA/PAS. I have only recently come to learn and fully understand why that word
creates such a firestorm for several people. It was the first term I
encountered to describe what I went through as a child, and have been dealing
with in my adulthood, all at the hands of my mother, who I have recently
discovered is more than likely either NPD or Sociopath. I will no longer be
using that term and will find alternative means to describe what I went through
as a child and what my children and I are now experiencing under the
controlling and abusive grasp of my biological mother.
I was wrong to have
participated in the opinion piece written about Holly Collins and her children.
I have written emails in the beginning of this year apologizing for those
actions. Unfortunately, for some reason, the erroneous article written about me
and the other person has resurfaced and has caused some to question several
factors about me that I would like to indeed clear up.” Julia Moreno
I remember Julia Moreno
contacting me a few years ago begging me to delete the article I wrote about
her in rebuttal of the attack she made on my family. I said that I had no
desire to fight and would simply remove it when she withdrew the terribly
flawed opinion piece about our family.
For some reason she claimed she was unable to comply and things ended at
that.
I’m not sure what
this apology is all about. It is going to take some time to forgive and forget.
These women caused us a great deal of pain and suffering when we were most
vulnerable. They published lies that will forever be out there in cyberspace
and now one of them is sorry. At least it is a start and my mom is right that
truth prevails in the end! ~ Jennifer
Your mom is a wise woman with a beautiful daughter -- in the end, the "truth" always will prevail.
ReplyDeleteGive my love to your mom. ;-)