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<blockquote data-quote="Albatross" data-source="post: 622241" data-attributes="member: 17720"><p>COM, I keep it on my computer and keep a copy in my purse. It started out as an index card that I made after I reread some of my journals and kind of grew from there. If something significant happens I add to it. I add "good" stuff and "neutral" stuff too, so it's not *just* a gripe list. It helps me to have the facts at hand, a date when something happened, etc. </p><p></p><p>MWM, I know just what you mean about the chronic illness way of looking at it. difficult child can carry himself into such dark places with very little provocation. Fortunately some little piece of serendipity has always come along to bring him back, so far. I so agree with you, we can't NOT hurt when we see them in this darkness but it doesn't do any good to go in there with them, so finding ways to maintain a loving distance is so important.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Albatross, post: 622241, member: 17720"] COM, I keep it on my computer and keep a copy in my purse. It started out as an index card that I made after I reread some of my journals and kind of grew from there. If something significant happens I add to it. I add "good" stuff and "neutral" stuff too, so it's not *just* a gripe list. It helps me to have the facts at hand, a date when something happened, etc. MWM, I know just what you mean about the chronic illness way of looking at it. difficult child can carry himself into such dark places with very little provocation. Fortunately some little piece of serendipity has always come along to bring him back, so far. I so agree with you, we can't NOT hurt when we see them in this darkness but it doesn't do any good to go in there with them, so finding ways to maintain a loving distance is so important. [/QUOTE]
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