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Hey, Soren!

It’s almost May! How are you doing? School will end for me soon, but I’m sure you’ve got about a month and a half left, unfortunately. When it’s nicest out of all times, alas…

I’m pretty stressed, my AP tests are under a week from now. Thankfully, they will be over soon. I’ve been studying basically nonstop and I’m exhausted, so I don’t have much to talk about. Next time I write, I know I’ll be done, which is such a relief (even if I fail enormously). Do you have any big tests? I don’t know when those start for public-schoolers. I hope not, best to avoid those. Not fun.

I had another dream with you and Mom (Mel) in it, but I have forgotten most of it now. I saw you both on a beach and while you were happy to see me, Mom kept trying to get me to leave like I was harassing you. She had changed your name to Madeleine for some reason (I was reading a book the night before which once belonged to a Madeleine, which probably caused that). I looked into a dream book to see if there might be any symbolism, but it seems the author was very concerned with making everything a symbol of, well, sexuality and genitals (they kept mentioning Freud too), so no luck there.

t seems you’re a regular visitor to my dreams nowadays; it is the only way I can see you. The ones where you act like nothing happened are more pleasant, but also more melancholic. They are not true visions. You are always the same age, like a child who has died. Oh, goodnight, Soren. Perhaps I will see you some hours from now, in another dream; it is an easier thing to hope for than anything else.

With love,

Alice

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I was married to a woman for a decade. In 2015, she suddenly abandoned our eldest daughter and withheld our youngest. Soren has been taken from her primary home, mom, sister, and everyone on our side of her family since she was 10. Our purpose is manyfold: we want you to know Soren's story, advacate for Soren in Eugene, OR, champion LGBTQ families to help stop abuse, and help ensure no child lives with: psychological abuse, withholding, abandonment, alienation, or parental kidnap again. These are sides of the same coin.

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