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Adult daughter so distant
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<blockquote data-quote="Lifecontinues" data-source="post: 725965" data-attributes="member: 22644"><p>Enmeshed mom... I just reread these posts for the support they’re giving me and one thing popped out in reading yours. My daughter does fear my strong emotional grief, I believe. When he first died she commented- I can’t help you as I can’t even help myself. I think it may be a reason she rarely talks about him. She’s afraid of upsetting me and bringing out the grieving. More insight for me. thank you! I’m trying my best to put me first. It’s hard bcz as mothers we never do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lifecontinues, post: 725965, member: 22644"] Enmeshed mom... I just reread these posts for the support they’re giving me and one thing popped out in reading yours. My daughter does fear my strong emotional grief, I believe. When he first died she commented- I can’t help you as I can’t even help myself. I think it may be a reason she rarely talks about him. She’s afraid of upsetting me and bringing out the grieving. More insight for me. thank you! I’m trying my best to put me first. It’s hard bcz as mothers we never do. [/QUOTE]
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