Tag Archives: court battles

2 In, 2 Out

Posted on October 7, 2013 by beckikeyevents

Two-in There should always be (at least) two firefighters together when they enter a location that is considered a hazard area that is considered “Immediately Dangerous to Life or Health” (IDLH), i.e., the interior of the structure fire. Firefighters operating … Continue reading →

Posted in Dysfunctional Family Relationships, family bliss, friendships, gift of love, happiness, leaving the past behind, new beginnings, PTSD, Traumatic Experiences | Tagged court battles, hazard area, moving, new adventures, traumatic experiences, unconditional love | 13 Comments

Conclusion Of Homeless In San Francisco

Posted on April 4, 2013 by beckikeyevents

I woke up in my recliner with the vacuum attachments on my side. It was early morning and sperm donor had not returned. I made some tea and sat by the phone contemplating calling my Great Aunt, but I could … Continue reading →

Posted in Adoption, Depression, Domestic Violence, drug addiction, Dysfunctional Family Relationships, Family Secrets, Mental Health, narcissist, OCD, Toxic Relationships | Tagged abusive relationship, Anthony Duckworth, anthony walker, cocaine addiction, court battles, custody, domestic violence, drug abuse, homeless | 6 Comments

Homeless In San Francisco (Part Two)

Posted on April 3, 2013 by beckikeyevents

I did as sperm donor told me and got into Al’s car. Sperm donor asked me what was in the bag I was carrying. I told him,” Just some things from my desk.” He looked in my bag and saw … Continue reading →

Posted in Depression, Domestic Violence, Dysfunctional Family Relationships, Family Secrets, Toxic Relationships, Traumatic Experiences | Tagged abusive relationship, Anthony Duckworth, anthony walker, child protective services, cocaine, court battles, depression, domestic violence, dysfunctional family | 13 Comments

Welcome Back, Ali

Posted on December 1, 2012 by beckikeyevents

Twenty-five years ago, I gave birth to a beautiful baby girl, who I fell in love with at first sight — and immediately handed over to her adoptive parents. Her name is Alison, but to me, she has always been Ali or … Continue reading →