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Oct 15th 2007 @ 12:43PM
Florinda said...
I've been a step-parent for almost a year now (as of next Sunday), and speaking both objectively and from my own experience, this is excellent advice. We're a little less "blended" than some families, since my son's not around much - he's older and lives on the opposite coast - and we've had fewer problems assimilating than many, but it remains a learning experience every day. By no means does this situation create an "instant family."
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