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Name: keesee

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I'm doing a Survey Research Report in my College Sociology on Single Parents and I am looking for some willing participants. While Single Mothers are easier to find, Single Fathers aren't. So, if you are either, I'd really appreciate your input. Please note that this information will not go any further than my Sociology class and my Professor. While contact information isn't required, I do trust you're not fabricating any stories. Thanks for your time!

Name (Optional) -
Year Born:
Sex:
Number of Children -
Boy- Girl-
Current Occupation-
Monthly Approx. Family Expenses-
What are 5 most difficult problems that you face as a Single Parent-
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3
4
5

What are 5 Achievement that you are most proud of as a Single Parent. Why?
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2
3
4
5

What 3 ways could Society/Government assist you in fulfilling your obligation as a Single Parent?
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3

If you are interested in my end findings, I would be more than happy to share what I've found. I come from a Single Parent home; my Mama did a darn good job by herself. So I admire anyone in this situation, especially this day and age! ↓

Name: HarryJo Dawn | Date: May 16th, 2010 3:12 AM

Name (Optional) -
Year Born: 1980
Sex:Male
Number of Children - 18
Boy- Girl- Boy:1 Girls:17
Current Occupation- Regiment Gunner
Monthly Approx. Family Expenses-Not nearly enough.
What are 5 most difficult problems that you face as a Single Parent-
1.I was a teen father
2. I have multiple sets of multiples
3. My ex is a drug addict.
4. My oldest kids are now teen parents
5. Doing it alone and going to war.

What are 5 Achievement that you are most proud of as a Single Parent. Why?
1. How well my girls follow the rules.
2. Trying my best to finacially support their dreams.
3. Affording schooling.
4. Taking my kids to church.
5. Small amounts of fighting.

What 3 ways could Society/Government assist you in fulfilling your obligation as a Single Parent?
1. Having more affordable schooling.
2. More military benifits for single parents.
3. Cheaper day care systems. ↑

Name: Pretty Lady | Date: Oct 30th, 2012 8:09 AM

I didn't realize you were doing it alone when we were together. I loved, still love the kids even though i'm not their birth mom....sorry I wasn't enough.
...you know who this is. My heart still loves, but its love you and the kids I guess don't need anymore. ↑