Yesterday I was so saddened to hear that yet another Dad who had been embroiled in a bitter court case trying to get contact with his children, found it impossible to carry on and he ended his life.
Do the public actually realise how destructive denying contact is? Do they even care?
When we are living in a society that makes fathers have to fight for the right to see their children, I despair.
I posted recently about Fathers Groups, and when you hear that another life has been been ended, how do we expect them to react?
Lets not forget the children, they will be affected by the loss of their Dad, for the rest of their lives, what will the explanation be?
I was interested to see today that Relate say that suicide rates rose in 2011, especially men aged 30-44, is anyone asking why?
As long as this horrendous Parental Alienation is allowed to continue this sadly will not be the last tragedy.
The BBC also have a link http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-21141815
Denying contact must be as unacceptable as drink driving.
Jane
www.bristolgrandparentssupportgroup.co.uk
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