42 episodes
My Crazy Divorce OurDivorce.com
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Think your divorce was bad? Well buckle up, because whatever happened to you is probably nothing compared to these crazy divorce stories. Join Tom Milligan every week as a new guest teaches all of us how NOT to get a divorce. If you’re already divorced, you’ll feel better about your experience. If you’re considering a divorce, you’ll learn from the mistakes of others. If you’re happily married...just give it time. Whether you’re here to learn or you just need a good laugh, don’t miss My Crazy Divorce! Visit MyCrazyDivorce.com for all episodes or to be a guest. Brought to you by OurDivorce.com.
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The Alpha Dog
This week, after what can only be described as a completely shitty childhood - without friends or family, but full of religious guilt and parental abuse - Linda was just aching to get out as quickly as possible.
She was okay being ostracized by her family - that is, until she found out what kind of man she’d run away with.
It took her a lifetime, but Linda’s learned that running away from a problem is not the same as running towards a solution.
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Muscle Memory
This week, after a less than perfect childhood, Mark turns things around and is livin’ right. He finds his faith, lives his religion, and checks all the right boxes.
But when his 15-year marriage comes to an abrupt end, Mark, well…
Let’s just say…the more things change, the more they stay the same.
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The Pineapple Guy
This week, after perhaps the earliest online romance in history, Josie and Guy defy technology, distance, parents, age, AND religious guilt - and get married.
But defying the odds to GET married doesn’t guarantee they’ll STAY married does it?
Things were a bit “off” right from the start. But when Guy finally agrees to try for another baby, instead of happiness, Josie’s world is almost torn apart.
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EIGHTEEN?!?!?!?!
This week, Chris and Hyde had a good marriage. Sure, they had their ups and downs like everyone, but they were happy. Great careers, a nice house, a couple of kids…life was great!
That is, life was great until Hyde found a new “best friend” who just happened to be a married neighbor and a friend of Chris’.
As is so often the case, that “friendship” was just the tip of the iceberg. And trust me, you won’t believe Hyde’s reasoning.
My Crazy Divorce
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Is Happiness Overrated?
This week, Covid takes another victim after Doctor Brian loses his fight for better PPE in the hospital. Losing that battle causes what SEEMS like a break with reality - forcing Brian to take a few days away from Ginger and the kids to regroup and recover.
But just a few days later, Ginger discovers what’s really going on - and she takes care of business.
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The Night Nurse
This week, we explore what appears to be the perfect marriage - for over 30 years - until Adam’s heart condition is discovered. Years of surgical and pharmaceutical treatments definitely change his personality - and may have caused him to do some things he wouldn’t normally do.
This all takes a toll on his marriage to Laura, but she sticks by him until AFTER he returns to health and new discoveries come to light.
My Crazy Divorce
Produced by - Adam Hassick
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Customer Reviews
Love! Great Personality
I love this podcast, Tom has such a positive/caring disposition.
Episode 33
When you have a person not referring to their baby by their name gender or affectionately….. you dealing with a narcissist at worst or a person at fault or detached. She sounds very bitter very impersonal blaming awawful what an awful person
Relationship guide
I’ve always been a sucker for true life stories and these are some of the best. Very interesting relatable and helpful. A good topic for everyone as The stories journey through all aspects of relationships. Its guide to fostering successful relationships and stay away from ones that will do us no good.