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<blockquote data-quote="Mll" data-source="post: 729891" data-attributes="member: 22798"><p>Thank you New Leaf for your kind words of wisdom. Since I last wrote there have been circumstances in my life that are hard to deal with. I am going through a major depression and not just because of my daughter. I still haven’t heard a word from her nor have I reached out to her. So that is hard for me even though everyone thinks I am doing the right thing.</p><p>I feel very alone and these next two months are filled with memories of the deaths of my mom, grandson, and sister. My great grandsons mother died last month from an overdose which felt like someone hit me with a bat. I attended the funeral but it was very emotional because of the memories of my grandsons death under similar circumstances. My daughter was there but we didn’t speak. My daughter posted on Facebook that a person needs to love their family and not let ego get in the way. To keep them close to you because life is short. I found that to be super hypocritical after what she had said to me. </p><p>It is somewhat of a relief not having to hear all of her drama daily and always being taken advantage of. It still hurts me and is hard to accept. </p><p>I never had any kind of expectation that she would help me in my elderly age. She is too selfish for that.</p><p>Thank you again for listening to me and offering remarks that help me. I am so appreciative of this forum and the support it gives me.</p><p>Mll</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mll, post: 729891, member: 22798"] Thank you New Leaf for your kind words of wisdom. Since I last wrote there have been circumstances in my life that are hard to deal with. I am going through a major depression and not just because of my daughter. I still haven’t heard a word from her nor have I reached out to her. So that is hard for me even though everyone thinks I am doing the right thing. I feel very alone and these next two months are filled with memories of the deaths of my mom, grandson, and sister. My great grandsons mother died last month from an overdose which felt like someone hit me with a bat. I attended the funeral but it was very emotional because of the memories of my grandsons death under similar circumstances. My daughter was there but we didn’t speak. My daughter posted on Facebook that a person needs to love their family and not let ego get in the way. To keep them close to you because life is short. I found that to be super hypocritical after what she had said to me. It is somewhat of a relief not having to hear all of her drama daily and always being taken advantage of. It still hurts me and is hard to accept. I never had any kind of expectation that she would help me in my elderly age. She is too selfish for that. Thank you again for listening to me and offering remarks that help me. I am so appreciative of this forum and the support it gives me. Mll [/QUOTE]
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