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A father, a son, a story of fury and forgiveness

11 July 2008 by Tammy Lenski 1 Comment

healthy relationshipsWhat happens when you forgive someone?

Sometimes you unlock old memories of their goodness. Goodness that’s been overshadowed by their transgressions, but still exists.

And sometimes, you unlock your own anger and resentment in the process.

Calvin Sandborn, a professor of environmental law and the legal director of the University of Victoria Environmental Law Clinic, sent me a story of his from Canada’s National Post. The Dark Side of Dad, printed just before Father’s Day, begins, [Read more...]

Filed Under: Workplace influence Tagged With: becoming the kind father, calvin sandborn
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