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<blockquote data-quote="hearthope" data-source="post: 19444" data-attributes="member: 2389"><p>Nancy they do sound alike!</p><p>My easy child is a pleaser, I always thought that was a coping skill from living with her difficult child brother.</p><p>I really saw her struggle yesterday in her tournament, her coach corrected where she was on the court and you could see in her face she was concentrating as hard as she could to get in the correct position. (they drill this at practice!!)</p><p></p><p>She has a wonderful outgoing personality, she makes you laugh.She is everyone's friend and everyone confides in her.</p><p></p><p>She will start to go in a room and forget what she went in the room for. We always have a laugh when she is telling a story too, it is just known that you have to remind her of her starting topic.</p><p></p><p>Was there a time with your daughter that this stood out more?</p><p>Maybe a certain age or event? or a stressful schedule?</p><p></p><p>I have noticed easy child's in the last several mths. She is looking at colleges, she started her traveling v-ball schedule which has 3 hrs of practice 3 times a wk and we get in late from practice. She has to unwind and is getting to bed at 11:00 or 11:30 instead of 10 during the week. We are also up early on the weekend to travel to the tourney sites and they play v-ball all day. The prom is next mth, She got a car for her 17 b-day and will be allowed to drive alone at the end of this mth</p><p>She seems to be at her best when she has a day or two of nothing going on.</p><p>Just wondering if you see this in your easy child?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hearthope, post: 19444, member: 2389"] Nancy they do sound alike! My easy child is a pleaser, I always thought that was a coping skill from living with her difficult child brother. I really saw her struggle yesterday in her tournament, her coach corrected where she was on the court and you could see in her face she was concentrating as hard as she could to get in the correct position. (they drill this at practice!!) She has a wonderful outgoing personality, she makes you laugh.She is everyone's friend and everyone confides in her. She will start to go in a room and forget what she went in the room for. We always have a laugh when she is telling a story too, it is just known that you have to remind her of her starting topic. Was there a time with your daughter that this stood out more? Maybe a certain age or event? or a stressful schedule? I have noticed easy child's in the last several mths. She is looking at colleges, she started her traveling v-ball schedule which has 3 hrs of practice 3 times a wk and we get in late from practice. She has to unwind and is getting to bed at 11:00 or 11:30 instead of 10 during the week. We are also up early on the weekend to travel to the tourney sites and they play v-ball all day. The prom is next mth, She got a car for her 17 b-day and will be allowed to drive alone at the end of this mth She seems to be at her best when she has a day or two of nothing going on. Just wondering if you see this in your easy child? [/QUOTE]
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