"Obviously, I am extremely shocked and disappointed by the recent developments involving Jared. I am in the process of seeking a dissolution of the marriage," Katie said in a statement. "My focus is exclusively on the well-being of my children. Neither I nor my family will have any further comment on the matter. I appreciate respect for my family's privacy during this difficult time."
You know in your heart the truth of the matter. Just stay quiet, tell the denial to take a back seat for a minute, ask "Could this really happen?"
If you answered yes, get out now before CPS starts asking questions, follow the following steps:
1. Leave, do not have another word with Jared. This is going to be the worst and hardest part for you. This is someone you loved and trusted with your life, your best friend. It will be the hardest thing you do, and you'll have to keep doing it, but, for the sake of your kids, KEEP DOING IT.
2. Do not allow anyone who is associated with your soon to be ex husband to watch the kids on their own for even a moment. Not overnight, not at all. Trust me, it may seem like a nice idea to get away from this nonsense, but considering what happened to me, you'll spend the rest of your life kicking yourself if you do allow it.
3. Cooperate with CPS but take NO SHIT. Do not let anyone browbeat you into admitting to something just to get them to let you alone. Be blunt, be honest, be short, follow whatever suggestion they give you and do not complain about it. If they pull in other family members, let them call you the horrible things they are going to, but then refute LOUDLY.
4. Have your children talk to a children's advocate right away, just to make sure there is nothing more serious going on. Don't wait. It'll give you piece of mind.
5. Breathe, hang in there. You weren't in a place to know all of this yesterday. Don't blame yourself, this isn't your fault. Some people are just wired differently, and sometimes they short circuit. You couldn't have known on your first date, you couldn't have known on your wedding day. Your life will fall apart, that's a given.
I pray that you, too, learn to make a mosaic of it.
Nameste,
Danielle.
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