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<blockquote data-quote="Tanya M" data-source="post: 685614" data-attributes="member: 18516"><p>Carri, I too know how you feel. I am much better now than I used to be when I would see people my son's age living a more "conventional" life, or listening to co-workers or friends "brag" about their adult children.</p><p>It is a grieving process for sure. I'm glad I allowed myself to work through those feelings and to let them go. It has allowed me to move on with my life.</p><p>I still have moments but they are less frequent and I traverse them much more quickly now.</p><p>I was thinking about my son a few days ago as he hasn't posted anything on FB for a couple of months. The thought that he could die and I would never know it always creeps into my mind, but again, I deal with that so much better now. I accept it for the reality that it is.</p><p>Yes, we the warrior parents all have that part of our heart that know a pain like no other.</p><p>((HUGS)) to you................</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Tanya M, post: 685614, member: 18516"] Carri, I too know how you feel. I am much better now than I used to be when I would see people my son's age living a more "conventional" life, or listening to co-workers or friends "brag" about their adult children. It is a grieving process for sure. I'm glad I allowed myself to work through those feelings and to let them go. It has allowed me to move on with my life. I still have moments but they are less frequent and I traverse them much more quickly now. I was thinking about my son a few days ago as he hasn't posted anything on FB for a couple of months. The thought that he could die and I would never know it always creeps into my mind, but again, I deal with that so much better now. I accept it for the reality that it is. Yes, we the warrior parents all have that part of our heart that know a pain like no other. ((HUGS)) to you................ [/QUOTE]
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