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<blockquote data-quote="newstart" data-source="post: 761872" data-attributes="member: 22416"><p><em> Copa, Interesting about the Portuguese Fado music, I googled and listened. Lots going on in that sound. Thank you for mentioning it.</em></p><p><em>I have been busy with remodeling our home. It has taken most of my time. We have added extra space to do yoga.</em></p><p><em>I have other interests going on in my life. Animals and helping other bereaved parents deal with the death of their child. I am involved with my art group, even travel with them. My husband and I are volunteers for a museum, been there over 25 years, we are also involved with the community. I have other 'me' things that I do. I have a group of women that I have known for over 20 years, we work out, laugh, act crazy and we are very kind to each other. I guess what I am getting at is that no matter how busy I am or how much I have going on my daughter's safety and mental health is always on there on top of everything. I am a different person since my son died and I know and understand how fast life goes by and the most important thing in life is to love one another and my deep frustration comes from wanting and needing my daughters love and it comes to me in off/on mode and lies. Sometimes there is genuine love from her, other times it is manic love in fragments. I feel deep satisfaction when the love from her is genuine. I have learned to not let her hurt me as deeply because I know it is the mania talking. No matter how I try to explain this it is hard as H with her.</em></p><p><em>Thank you Copa for all your support and I pray that your relationship with you son will someday be healed and healthy.</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="newstart, post: 761872, member: 22416"] [I] Copa, Interesting about the Portuguese Fado music, I googled and listened. Lots going on in that sound. Thank you for mentioning it. I have been busy with remodeling our home. It has taken most of my time. We have added extra space to do yoga. I have other interests going on in my life. Animals and helping other bereaved parents deal with the death of their child. I am involved with my art group, even travel with them. My husband and I are volunteers for a museum, been there over 25 years, we are also involved with the community. I have other 'me' things that I do. I have a group of women that I have known for over 20 years, we work out, laugh, act crazy and we are very kind to each other. I guess what I am getting at is that no matter how busy I am or how much I have going on my daughter's safety and mental health is always on there on top of everything. I am a different person since my son died and I know and understand how fast life goes by and the most important thing in life is to love one another and my deep frustration comes from wanting and needing my daughters love and it comes to me in off/on mode and lies. Sometimes there is genuine love from her, other times it is manic love in fragments. I feel deep satisfaction when the love from her is genuine. I have learned to not let her hurt me as deeply because I know it is the mania talking. No matter how I try to explain this it is hard as H with her. Thank you Copa for all your support and I pray that your relationship with you son will someday be healed and healthy.[/I] [/QUOTE]
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