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Suffering at the hands of an adult daughter
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<blockquote data-quote="P126 Mum" data-source="post: 667256" data-attributes="member: 19526"><p>Tyrrell, I read your post with admiration of the heartbreak you felt and yet you still had the clarity of mind to take the actions you did.</p><p>You must remember that while you are out of the picture your daughter will still have her true colours on show which will be witnessed and it time understood by those around her now, including the children. I think Childofmine is a very wise lady and I would slowly ingest her advice ( me included) and let it take route. I'm new to this site actually only came across it a few days ago, not even been here a week! Yet whatever the problem the winning advice is to find a way to live your life as happily as possible knowing you did your best and give them the space to grow and make their decisions ( especially the bad ones) I've noticed all Mums who have said this appear to be on a path of healing, they still love their children and wish they could "fix" them but they are the ladies who appear to have more peace .</p><p></p><p>Wishing you well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="P126 Mum, post: 667256, member: 19526"] Tyrrell, I read your post with admiration of the heartbreak you felt and yet you still had the clarity of mind to take the actions you did. You must remember that while you are out of the picture your daughter will still have her true colours on show which will be witnessed and it time understood by those around her now, including the children. I think Childofmine is a very wise lady and I would slowly ingest her advice ( me included) and let it take route. I'm new to this site actually only came across it a few days ago, not even been here a week! Yet whatever the problem the winning advice is to find a way to live your life as happily as possible knowing you did your best and give them the space to grow and make their decisions ( especially the bad ones) I've noticed all Mums who have said this appear to be on a path of healing, they still love their children and wish they could "fix" them but they are the ladies who appear to have more peace . Wishing you well. [/QUOTE]
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