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help with enabling my 28 year old
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 712140" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Wisernow...thank you. I just share what I did and how it worked for my daughter. But I was hardly strong or a role model when I did it. I was a quivering hot mess, devestated that my daughter would end up dead. I just had the opposite reaction to many here. I felt I had to do this and stick to this if i wanted to save my daughters life. My money, comfort, understanding, love and offers of help was not changing anything so I listened to Al Anon and my counselor and got lucky. To her credit Daughter is a basically strong and extremely bright and loving young woman. Not all difficult kids have those assets to help them.</p><p></p><p>Wisernore, I really enjoy your posts and you bring much wisdom. Nobody can guarantee an adilt child will be ok, but I do feel YOU will be okay. And thats important because you are precious and special too. We all are. Glad I "met" you on here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 712140, member: 1550"] Wisernow...thank you. I just share what I did and how it worked for my daughter. But I was hardly strong or a role model when I did it. I was a quivering hot mess, devestated that my daughter would end up dead. I just had the opposite reaction to many here. I felt I had to do this and stick to this if i wanted to save my daughters life. My money, comfort, understanding, love and offers of help was not changing anything so I listened to Al Anon and my counselor and got lucky. To her credit Daughter is a basically strong and extremely bright and loving young woman. Not all difficult kids have those assets to help them. Wisernore, I really enjoy your posts and you bring much wisdom. Nobody can guarantee an adilt child will be ok, but I do feel YOU will be okay. And thats important because you are precious and special too. We all are. Glad I "met" you on here. [/QUOTE]
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