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Desperate Mom needing advise with adult daughter of 22 with Borderline (Borderline (BPD))
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<blockquote data-quote="Beta" data-source="post: 750118" data-attributes="member: 22597"><p>JayPee, I was encouraged by your comments. It is a process--the detaching. Sometimes it's one step forwards and two backwards, but it has to be done. I like the expression of "lines of peace" too. </p><p>You said, "The minute I slip back <strong>into feeling their feelings </strong> is when I need to climb back out of the rabbit hole (of worry) again." I thought that was very insightful. I do tend to "feel" my son's feelings, and pretty soon I'm enmeshed in worry again. Thanks for posting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beta, post: 750118, member: 22597"] JayPee, I was encouraged by your comments. It is a process--the detaching. Sometimes it's one step forwards and two backwards, but it has to be done. I like the expression of "lines of peace" too. You said, "The minute I slip back [B]into feeling their feelings [/B] is when I need to climb back out of the rabbit hole (of worry) again." I thought that was very insightful. I do tend to "feel" my son's feelings, and pretty soon I'm enmeshed in worry again. Thanks for posting. [/QUOTE]
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