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<blockquote data-quote="newstart" data-source="post: 752537" data-attributes="member: 22416"><p>BusynMember, My heart is broken over your deceased son and then to have an out of control daughter on top of that is a double ache. To me it is as if my heart is torn into a billion pieces and my daughters behavior pours acid on my wound. I do not know what I would do without my Lord. I lean on him all the way all the time and feel grateful that I have him to lean on. Many times when I try to handle this mess by myself I think about how God really wants me to give it to him and let him handle it. How old was your precious son that passed? Mine was almost 14. He would now be 38. There were times when my daughter was so awful that I believe her being out of control was more painful than my son's death. I think it may have been because she had a choice and choose the bad path. My daughter was raised in the Church, she taught Sunday School, and was a leader in church youth groups. The seed had been planted... Then all hell broke loose. She saw how I was struggling with her brothers death and made sure I got a good beating. How us bereaved mothers make it through burying a child and then get beat with a disordered child is one of the wonders of this world. My son's death taught me that life is short, fragile and unpredictable. Spending even one second on stupid nonsense is obnoxious. My love sent to you in abundance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="newstart, post: 752537, member: 22416"] BusynMember, My heart is broken over your deceased son and then to have an out of control daughter on top of that is a double ache. To me it is as if my heart is torn into a billion pieces and my daughters behavior pours acid on my wound. I do not know what I would do without my Lord. I lean on him all the way all the time and feel grateful that I have him to lean on. Many times when I try to handle this mess by myself I think about how God really wants me to give it to him and let him handle it. How old was your precious son that passed? Mine was almost 14. He would now be 38. There were times when my daughter was so awful that I believe her being out of control was more painful than my son's death. I think it may have been because she had a choice and choose the bad path. My daughter was raised in the Church, she taught Sunday School, and was a leader in church youth groups. The seed had been planted... Then all hell broke loose. She saw how I was struggling with her brothers death and made sure I got a good beating. How us bereaved mothers make it through burying a child and then get beat with a disordered child is one of the wonders of this world. My son's death taught me that life is short, fragile and unpredictable. Spending even one second on stupid nonsense is obnoxious. My love sent to you in abundance. [/QUOTE]
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