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<blockquote data-quote="Nomad" data-source="post: 430538"><p>A little...but only once in awhile.</p><p>I think it is only normal and kinda healthy too. When something goes haywire, it is probably healthy to double check that we did the best we could.</p><p>It is NOT healthy to stay in that place....whipping ourselves for something that probably has nothing to do with our parenting skills...would have happened regardless.</p><p>I think in my own case and in the great majority of cases, there was little (if anything) that could have been done and adhere to the AA mantra...I<strong><em><u> didn't cause this, I can't cure this and can't control it.</u></em></strong></p><p>I know I tried my best. And for many years, <u>went above and beyond.</u> It is very sad that my difficult child has a mental illness. I am willing and able to provide medical assistance for her even now that she is a young adult. I hope and pray she will take the medical care provided, make personal efforts on her own behalf and move forward in life to the best of her ability.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nomad, post: 430538"] A little...but only once in awhile. I think it is only normal and kinda healthy too. When something goes haywire, it is probably healthy to double check that we did the best we could. It is NOT healthy to stay in that place....whipping ourselves for something that probably has nothing to do with our parenting skills...would have happened regardless. I think in my own case and in the great majority of cases, there was little (if anything) that could have been done and adhere to the AA mantra...I[B][I][U] didn't cause this, I can't cure this and can't control it.[/U][/I][/B] I know I tried my best. And for many years, [U]went above and beyond.[/U] It is very sad that my difficult child has a mental illness. I am willing and able to provide medical assistance for her even now that she is a young adult. I hope and pray she will take the medical care provided, make personal efforts on her own behalf and move forward in life to the best of her ability. [/QUOTE]
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