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difficult child . . . my new BFF.
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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 544175" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>Glad your difficult child is doing so well right now. And unfortunately I understand the dread it causes very well. I have decided I try to just enjoy and cherish the good moments and not to think much about how fleeting they may be. I think it through worst case scenario; if my difficult child would drop dead today, what would be most important for me: Those memories of the good times. So I try not to ruin the good times with worrying what is to come but just cherish them. Of course I hope there will be many good years to come, but if not: At least I will have the memories. </p><p></p><p>I also try to think that every positive step difficult child makes will leave something in him. Something he does learn. And even if there will be some major setbacks, he will still have those experiences and skills and he can go back and use them again. Even with setbacks the good things will not be for naught.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 544175, member: 14557"] Glad your difficult child is doing so well right now. And unfortunately I understand the dread it causes very well. I have decided I try to just enjoy and cherish the good moments and not to think much about how fleeting they may be. I think it through worst case scenario; if my difficult child would drop dead today, what would be most important for me: Those memories of the good times. So I try not to ruin the good times with worrying what is to come but just cherish them. Of course I hope there will be many good years to come, but if not: At least I will have the memories. I also try to think that every positive step difficult child makes will leave something in him. Something he does learn. And even if there will be some major setbacks, he will still have those experiences and skills and he can go back and use them again. Even with setbacks the good things will not be for naught. [/QUOTE]
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