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My beautiful talented athletic 37 year old daughter turned to pills
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<blockquote data-quote="New Leaf" data-source="post: 735429" data-attributes="member: 19522"><p>SD, welcome to CD and so sorry for your need to be here. You have replied to an old thread, so response may take awhile. Weekends are normally a bit slow here.</p><p>I am so sorry for your troubles with your daughter.</p><p> I am sorry, this is very sad. I felt the same way a few years ago, as we struggled to help our two daughters, we went through similar experiences. My two started with pot then escalated to meth. We were not aware of the depth of their addiction. Money went missing, jewelry, we had to resort to putting key locks on bedroom doors. The drama and chaos took its toll as well. It got to the point where I didn’t want to be home.</p><p>I lived with anxiety and felt desperate for something to change. My daughters just got worse at home and took advantage of our love.</p><p>It is hard to watch our adult kids go off the rails. </p><p>It is a train wreck that we have no control over.</p><p>If love could save them, we would not need this site.</p><p>I have learned that my two will do what they please, no matter what the consequences for them, or others. </p><p>Setting boundaries in your home is a good start to grabbing your life back. Your home should be your sanctuary. </p><p>We are in our golden years, a time when we should have peace. </p><p>Though you are tired and weary, there is a way to walk this journey and regain your strength. </p><p>Your life matters. </p><p>Keep posting and let us know how you are doing. You are not alone. There are many here, who have gone through similar experiences with their adult children. </p><p>We try as best we can to support one another and offer comfort and advice.</p><p>Be very kind to yourself SD. </p><p>It is a hard road to travel. More will come along with their thoughts. Hang in there and get some rest if you can. </p><p>(((Hugs)))</p><p>Leafy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="New Leaf, post: 735429, member: 19522"] SD, welcome to CD and so sorry for your need to be here. You have replied to an old thread, so response may take awhile. Weekends are normally a bit slow here. I am so sorry for your troubles with your daughter. I am sorry, this is very sad. I felt the same way a few years ago, as we struggled to help our two daughters, we went through similar experiences. My two started with pot then escalated to meth. We were not aware of the depth of their addiction. Money went missing, jewelry, we had to resort to putting key locks on bedroom doors. The drama and chaos took its toll as well. It got to the point where I didn’t want to be home. I lived with anxiety and felt desperate for something to change. My daughters just got worse at home and took advantage of our love. It is hard to watch our adult kids go off the rails. It is a train wreck that we have no control over. If love could save them, we would not need this site. I have learned that my two will do what they please, no matter what the consequences for them, or others. Setting boundaries in your home is a good start to grabbing your life back. Your home should be your sanctuary. We are in our golden years, a time when we should have peace. Though you are tired and weary, there is a way to walk this journey and regain your strength. Your life matters. Keep posting and let us know how you are doing. You are not alone. There are many here, who have gone through similar experiences with their adult children. We try as best we can to support one another and offer comfort and advice. Be very kind to yourself SD. It is a hard road to travel. More will come along with their thoughts. Hang in there and get some rest if you can. (((Hugs))) Leafy [/QUOTE]
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