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<blockquote data-quote="Kalahou" data-source="post: 672428" data-attributes="member: 19617"><p>Hello Gabby, Welcome ~</p><p></p><p>I am just acknowledging your post, and have you in my thoughts for a calm spirit in dealing with fears about your daughter. You have found a safe place to here to share and seek insight and wisdom from the folks who all understand too well the type of understandable confusion and heartache you are experiencing. I am thankful for this group. Your daughter is still so young, so I feel your pain in being fearful and concerned for her. I have raised 4 children to adults, so I know those years in late teens are so worrisome. It’s a wonder how we get through some days.</p><p></p><p>I don’t have specific wisdom at the moment for your unique circumstances, except to encourage some strength and comfort to assure you that you will be alright and you will get through this. We are all on journeys to discovery and deliverance here. I have only been coming to this site for less than 2 months, but in that short time I have learned and grown so much in detachment, confidence, and release of fear. I hope the same for you.</p><p></p><p>My own Difficult Child (difficult child) (36 year old son) was not a Difficult Child in his teens. Perhaps my eyes were just blinded. Just when I thought I was done with raising him to a responsible young adult in his early 20s, is when he started his downhill slide into difficulties. “He failed to launch.” Others on this site more in tune with your specific unique situation will be along soon to support you. I am thankful you found us. I know you are already relieved to have shared your situation, and get it out in the open so you do not have to suffer alone. It is such a relief to be here with others who really know from experience what is happening. Stay with us. It helps to keep posting. Hugs to you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kalahou, post: 672428, member: 19617"] Hello Gabby, Welcome ~ I am just acknowledging your post, and have you in my thoughts for a calm spirit in dealing with fears about your daughter. You have found a safe place to here to share and seek insight and wisdom from the folks who all understand too well the type of understandable confusion and heartache you are experiencing. I am thankful for this group. Your daughter is still so young, so I feel your pain in being fearful and concerned for her. I have raised 4 children to adults, so I know those years in late teens are so worrisome. It’s a wonder how we get through some days. I don’t have specific wisdom at the moment for your unique circumstances, except to encourage some strength and comfort to assure you that you will be alright and you will get through this. We are all on journeys to discovery and deliverance here. I have only been coming to this site for less than 2 months, but in that short time I have learned and grown so much in detachment, confidence, and release of fear. I hope the same for you. My own Difficult Child (difficult child) (36 year old son) was not a Difficult Child in his teens. Perhaps my eyes were just blinded. Just when I thought I was done with raising him to a responsible young adult in his early 20s, is when he started his downhill slide into difficulties. “He failed to launch.” Others on this site more in tune with your specific unique situation will be along soon to support you. I am thankful you found us. I know you are already relieved to have shared your situation, and get it out in the open so you do not have to suffer alone. It is such a relief to be here with others who really know from experience what is happening. Stay with us. It helps to keep posting. Hugs to you. [/QUOTE]
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