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Jeannie
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« Reply #15 on: September 26, 2011, 08:20:01 PM »

((((((((Dottie)))))))))
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Bio-daughters 30 & 28, bio-son now in heaven, dear son 14 (healing from alphabet soup disorder)
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« Reply #16 on: September 26, 2011, 08:52:24 PM »

Prayers from here.
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"His grace is sufficient...always strength comes for the task."
"Hope on, Hope ever!"
"I don't have to attend every argument I'm invited to!"
Darlins are bio sibs -Dd20 (RAD, GAD-NOS, PTSD, Bipolar? ABC?), Ds18 (AD,CP,PDD-NOS,PTSD); adopted at 6 and 3.5 yr
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« Reply #17 on: September 27, 2011, 09:47:21 AM »

I know my DH was too busy licking his wounds and being self centered.   I had the circle argument that he'd show her some compassion when she stopped attacking him.  It took me doing the years of work and stress. (I Under stand the redundant questions here - It also cost me an extra 50 lbs of weight gain.)  I'm the one who home schooled her last year; he thought it was a great idea, but he couldn't handle it when she refused to learn from him.  I'm the one who took her to therapy 2 times a week; he was supportive, but HE needed the peace and quiet while we were gone.  Now that she is showing signs of healing and things are better, NOW he's working on his relationship with her. Sigh........

Don't get me wrong, I know he didn't have the ability to handle what I did. I chalked it up to his mother never giving him the appropriate coping skills.  She taught him to stick his head in the sand.  She dumped adulthood on him when he was young while she worked, but never taught him how to handle it.  Then, afterwards, she spent most of his young adulthood trying to make up for it and doing everything for him.  He had to move 1200 miles away to cut the apron strings.  When I came along, I was teaching him how to pull his head out   Evil  But, without the coping skills, it was a very hard lesson.  As of date, he's gone through 10 years of hard battle over DD, and now that they are both healing, he is developing the right skills.     
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Mother to SD14, but prefer to call her DD; who is healing!
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« Reply #18 on: September 27, 2011, 10:22:04 AM »

Great that you have a good outlook.  Future is always something to look forward to.

Hubby is 72, I'm 64.  If we survive Sonny's childhood, I plan to have a life.  I have been parenting since 1968!
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Married to dh 37 yrs.
2 stepdaughters, 45, 41 - no contact
ds 43 kind and loving, married 2 yr
ds 41 responsible, married, 2 gc
dd 33 single, RRFTBA
ds 11 adopted RAD
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« Reply #19 on: September 27, 2011, 10:04:06 PM »

I have been parenting since 1968!

Are you my mom?  I was born in 1968...and then given for adoption...  Cheesy  JUST KIDDING.  I'd have been lucky HAD you been my mother though!   happy8
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Insanity is hereditary--you get it from your kids!

2 Bio sons 7 & 9-sweetpeas
DN17- ADHD, RAD, Bipolar and possibly FAE
SS21-sweetpea (ok, at HKU) with some attachment issues due to divorce--currently enrolled in HKU
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« Reply #20 on: September 28, 2011, 08:24:21 AM »

My oldest was born in 1968, August 19. 
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foster care from 1992-2002
adopted ds10 as 1 yr, 11 mo. from foster care.
THEN my life changed! ! !
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Married to dh 37 yrs.
2 stepdaughters, 45, 41 - no contact
ds 43 kind and loving, married 2 yr
ds 41 responsible, married, 2 gc
dd 33 single, RRFTBA
ds 11 adopted RAD
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« Reply #21 on: September 28, 2011, 10:09:20 AM »

Nope.  I'm six weeks older than your oldest.

Sigh.

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Insanity is hereditary--you get it from your kids!

2 Bio sons 7 & 9-sweetpeas
DN17- ADHD, RAD, Bipolar and possibly FAE
SS21-sweetpea (ok, at HKU) with some attachment issues due to divorce--currently enrolled in HKU
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