The Budget of Paradox

Hello, if you’ve arrived at this page because you Googled Genevieve Whittemore of Lynchburg, this is a warning for you. She ‘treated’ my oldest daughter for several years. My daughter got worse, not better, and even ended up hospitalized for depression and suicidal thoughts.

When I knew Genevieve, she was practicing in her kitchen at her home. She only accepted cash. Her ‘treatments’ were not recognized by any national medical association. I was assured that she was ‘certified’. But certified in what, exactly? Neurofeedback isn’t a real medical science, not the way she does it. In fact, I sometimes wondered if what she was doing qualified as practicing medicine without a license. At the time, the only license she had was an expired social worker’s license.

Later, at my divorce, my lawyer subpoenaed Genevieve Whittemore to testify about the treatments she gives. Genevieve got her own lawyer and fought to have the subpoena quashed. So much for transparency and openness! I guess she has something to hide.

Be careful.

Contact me if you have any questions.
http://black.blue/contact

This is interesting and I ask that you spend just a couple of minutes looking at it. In Ohio right now, lawmakers are considering passing a bill called HB 14 that presumes each parent should have 50% custody of the children in a divorce.

Compare this to Virginia, where a custody dispute ends with one winner and one loser. And to fight for custody, you need to spend all of your money on lawyers. I’m sure Nana Lee paid for your mom’s lawyer. After all, your mom was unemployed at the time and had a very expensive lawyer. I didn’t want full custody of you and Morey, just shared. I’m one of those people who think parents have a God-given, natural, and Constitutional right to enjoy the company of their own children and help direct their upbringing. But in the end, I didn’t have as much money as Nana Lee. So, your mother got to be the ‘winner’.

Someone even pointed out that it’s harder to get a nuisance barking dog removed from a neighborhood than it is to remove a father from a child’s life.

Here is a quick video about the proposed law in Ohio. It’s only five minutes. Please watch. I want you to see I’m not alone in my complaints, and I’m not crazy for being upset over my situation.

https://youtu.be/pLvcptWwvb0?t=86 (starting at 1:26)

Sophia: I love you. I miss you. I am deeply sorry that you grew up without me around. You deserved to have a dad.

I can easily explain why I was gone before you turned five years old. But after that? It’s a long story. I hope you let me explain it to you someday. But I was never gone because I didn’t care.

I think about you all the time.

Sophia: The only way I can reach you is if you Google your own name and find these pages. But you know, for years, I’ve noticed something really stupid. And it’s about time I complained.

For whatever retarded reason, many years ago, your mother created LinkedIn profiles for you and Morey, and said that you both were attending Harvard Law School. I have no idea what she was trying to accomplish by doing that. Seems childish. And — and — I’m 100% certain she’s lost the passwords by now. So if you or Morey ever want a REAL profile on LinkedIn, good luck with that. Google firmly believes that you and your sister are students at Harvard Law School.

http://black.blue/flat/docs/harvard.png

Maybe someday, my blog will appear above your LinkedIn profile in a Google search. I hope so.

So, whatever. I’m sure Kirsten is happy, but I can’t imagine why.

Sophia: I don’t know if you’ll read these entries out-of-order or whatever. But the big idea was for you to see your 2022 birthday letter and a list of things I’ve sent you in the past few years.

In case you missed them, here they are:

http://black.blue/SoBe-birthday-letter.pdf

http://black.blue/sent