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<blockquote data-quote="nlj" data-source="post: 648460" data-attributes="member: 17650"><p>H says, whatever else anyone can say about my son, that he's definitely not boring.</p><p>When I hear about my friends' children and their accomplishments and minor irritations and my friends' pride in them all I sometimes get an 'it's just not fair, why can't my kids all be like this, normal' moment, but then it's all a bit boring really, listening to what cars they've bought and what colour flowers they're having at their weddings. zzzzzzz. My son's far more interesting, even though being his mother is a bit of a nightmare. We're different women from havng to deal with this grief. We're more battered, but stronger, less small-minded, less interested in what cars our friends' children have bought and what colour flowers they're having at their weddings. I've thought through many issues and questions that would never have crossed my mind probably if I hadn't had this to deal with...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nlj, post: 648460, member: 17650"] H says, whatever else anyone can say about my son, that he's definitely not boring. When I hear about my friends' children and their accomplishments and minor irritations and my friends' pride in them all I sometimes get an 'it's just not fair, why can't my kids all be like this, normal' moment, but then it's all a bit boring really, listening to what cars they've bought and what colour flowers they're having at their weddings. zzzzzzz. My son's far more interesting, even though being his mother is a bit of a nightmare. We're different women from havng to deal with this grief. We're more battered, but stronger, less small-minded, less interested in what cars our friends' children have bought and what colour flowers they're having at their weddings. I've thought through many issues and questions that would never have crossed my mind probably if I hadn't had this to deal with... [/QUOTE]
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