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<blockquote data-quote="SeaGenieTx" data-source="post: 673475" data-attributes="member: 18773"><p>Tanya M - I had to read your post twice as it sounds identical to my situation. I can't trust my son, I feel betrayed, etc. </p><p></p><p>I am trying to get thru Thanksgiving alone. I'm doing pretty good - refuse to have pity parties and complain that I'm all alone with no family. I've got a cozy home, got me the turkey and fixings, pie, a bottle of champagne and some orange juice to have a mimosa or two with my dinner. Just me and my two cats and the Macy's Day parade. Life is OK - I think of those two moms whose young sons took off in a boat to go fishing and never came back. How hard the holidays must be for them, and for others who have lost a child, loved ones who were killed in accidents or murdered. My son is still alive somewhere out there (I hope). I'm going to get thru whatever happens and enjoy my time off and my little turkey dinner and make the most of it. Being alone is easy for me because I love my privacy and time to myself. I could make it sad and depressing and envy those with families and cry over my son but I'm not gonna do that. I'm going to enjoy my day and then go for a long walk. Some people don't have what I have. They could be in a hospital, in a war torn country with no food or shelter or unemployed and scared to death.</p><p></p><p>I miss my son and pray constantly he will get sick of the drug lifestyle and grow up to become a good man. Happy Thanksgiving - hugs to you, you are not alone. My struggle is identical and I feel your pain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SeaGenieTx, post: 673475, member: 18773"] Tanya M - I had to read your post twice as it sounds identical to my situation. I can't trust my son, I feel betrayed, etc. I am trying to get thru Thanksgiving alone. I'm doing pretty good - refuse to have pity parties and complain that I'm all alone with no family. I've got a cozy home, got me the turkey and fixings, pie, a bottle of champagne and some orange juice to have a mimosa or two with my dinner. Just me and my two cats and the Macy's Day parade. Life is OK - I think of those two moms whose young sons took off in a boat to go fishing and never came back. How hard the holidays must be for them, and for others who have lost a child, loved ones who were killed in accidents or murdered. My son is still alive somewhere out there (I hope). I'm going to get thru whatever happens and enjoy my time off and my little turkey dinner and make the most of it. Being alone is easy for me because I love my privacy and time to myself. I could make it sad and depressing and envy those with families and cry over my son but I'm not gonna do that. I'm going to enjoy my day and then go for a long walk. Some people don't have what I have. They could be in a hospital, in a war torn country with no food or shelter or unemployed and scared to death. I miss my son and pray constantly he will get sick of the drug lifestyle and grow up to become a good man. Happy Thanksgiving - hugs to you, you are not alone. My struggle is identical and I feel your pain. [/QUOTE]
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