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how to let go and have a life
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<blockquote data-quote="toughlovin" data-source="post: 495772"><p>Jt sounds like you are doing some wonderful things for you and your granddaughter... and even though you cam here for help, it sounds like you know what you have to do already and are doing it. Your posts have been helpful to me as I feel I am in a somewhat similar situation except my son is 20 and drugs is the main issue. However I have to keep letting go because there really is nothing I can do... and I need to keep living my life and enjoying my husband and defiitely enjoying my 16 year old daughter. I have to keep her in my focus.... because she doesn't need a mom who is debilitated by her brothers ridiculous antics. What I am trying to say is reading your story helpe me too.</p><p></p><p>TL</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="toughlovin, post: 495772"] Jt sounds like you are doing some wonderful things for you and your granddaughter... and even though you cam here for help, it sounds like you know what you have to do already and are doing it. Your posts have been helpful to me as I feel I am in a somewhat similar situation except my son is 20 and drugs is the main issue. However I have to keep letting go because there really is nothing I can do... and I need to keep living my life and enjoying my husband and defiitely enjoying my 16 year old daughter. I have to keep her in my focus.... because she doesn't need a mom who is debilitated by her brothers ridiculous antics. What I am trying to say is reading your story helpe me too. TL [/QUOTE]
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