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<blockquote data-quote="DazedandConfused" data-source="post: 223152" data-attributes="member: 831"><p>Hi Jo,</p><p> </p><p>Though Daughter has made some poor choices (she just hit me with a bomb last night), I THINK (hope, pray, cross fingers and everything else into a pretzel) she is going to be okay. So far, she I think (hope, pray, etc.....) she is learning from them. </p><p> </p><p>I don't know if you should actually TELL HER you think she's a loser. Think it, don't say it (you might regret it later). </p><p> </p><p>I'm an older sister of a former major difficult child sister. We're talking loser after loser boyfriends, drug dealing, taking off and no one hearing anything for over a year. She turned the corner when she was 30 (I know, it doesn't mean it will take yours THAT LONG). She had a tubal pregnancy and had to have surgery as a result. She told me that she it hit her, she was 30 with little education and no prospects. Where was she going to be when she hit forty? That is when she decided to go back to school. She ended up being an honors student in college and now owns two businesses. Loser boyfriends are gone, too. </p><p> </p><p>So, detach and live your life, but save your words. If difficult child turns it around those words may come back to haunt you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DazedandConfused, post: 223152, member: 831"] Hi Jo, Though Daughter has made some poor choices (she just hit me with a bomb last night), I THINK (hope, pray, cross fingers and everything else into a pretzel) she is going to be okay. So far, she I think (hope, pray, etc.....) she is learning from them. I don't know if you should actually TELL HER you think she's a loser. Think it, don't say it (you might regret it later). I'm an older sister of a former major difficult child sister. We're talking loser after loser boyfriends, drug dealing, taking off and no one hearing anything for over a year. She turned the corner when she was 30 (I know, it doesn't mean it will take yours THAT LONG). She had a tubal pregnancy and had to have surgery as a result. She told me that she it hit her, she was 30 with little education and no prospects. Where was she going to be when she hit forty? That is when she decided to go back to school. She ended up being an honors student in college and now owns two businesses. Loser boyfriends are gone, too. So, detach and live your life, but save your words. If difficult child turns it around those words may come back to haunt you. [/QUOTE]
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