Personal Experience: Children Whose Parents are Divorced

Biography of my life - so far my name is Joh Doe, my life is like ups and downs like any other person. I was born in Huntington Hospital in Huntington, New York. I grew up in Suffolk, a port northeast of New York. I live in the same house, I like it. I have the opportunity to move, but I have no choice. My family consists of five people, my father, my mother, my two sisters and myself. My mother and father were my biggest parents in my childhood.

My story is a mere experience, but Leila Miller interviewed 70 other adults whose parents were divorced, and their story is similar to mine. She summarized her own story in a book titled "Primitive loss: now an adult divorced child speaks" and has offered a few offers. As her family's marriage is still together, Miller is a fair person who will provide this book. When I heard about Miller about what she gathered from the interview, I felt as though I had heard stories from other people. In the preface of this book, Dr. Jennifer Lobac Morse said in a family who is experiencing divorce, "Even in the home the children can not express real feelings, as people sometimes leave , And absorb information that is kicked out of each other.

Children whose parents are divorced are more vulnerable to injuries, asthma, headache and speech disorders than parents. (Dawson, Deborah. "Family Structure and Children's Health and Welfare: Survey on National Health and Wellness of Children's Health and Health, 1988 Data." Marriage and Family Journal 53 (August 1991): 573-84.) Child The parents' health status will be 20% to 35% higher than the health of children without parents. (Dawson, Deborah, "Family Structure and Children's Health and Welfare: Data on Children's Health Survey in Japan in 1988" Marriage and Family Magazine 53 (August 1991): 573-84)