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My Parents Are Divorced Original Air Date: September 30, 2007 
Show Category: Family Show Description: "My Parents Are Divorced." Seems to be a statement that more and more kids will have to say in their lifetime. But what does it do to their life? I think fracture is a good word. But often times, the kids are the last to be considered, and rarely is it actually good for the kids. Are you a kid of divorce? Join the conversation. Are you going through a divorce? Join the conversation, as we look at this epidemic plague in our society. |
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