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<blockquote data-quote="Fran" data-source="post: 83228" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>I think,that our kids mature more slowly than average. I see progress since difficult child turned 21. I expect his delay will continue but he will not stop developing at the average age. I don't think my difficult child will be done cooking until late 20's early 30's. </p><p>My difficult child will probably need to share his life with someone who has strengths where he has weaknesses and vice versa. Aren't the best of marriages based on that sort of relationship? Aren't the best of friendships the one's that bring something unique to the relationship. </p><p>Hopefully we guide them, nudge them, cajole them to the highest level of functioning. It's going to be different for each one of them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fran, post: 83228, member: 3"] I think,that our kids mature more slowly than average. I see progress since difficult child turned 21. I expect his delay will continue but he will not stop developing at the average age. I don't think my difficult child will be done cooking until late 20's early 30's. My difficult child will probably need to share his life with someone who has strengths where he has weaknesses and vice versa. Aren't the best of marriages based on that sort of relationship? Aren't the best of friendships the one's that bring something unique to the relationship. Hopefully we guide them, nudge them, cajole them to the highest level of functioning. It's going to be different for each one of them. [/QUOTE]
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