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Wonderful daughter... NOT

Started by Mama, March 09, 2011, 10:36:40 AM

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As far as being a mother, you probably did the best you could at that time.  None of us are perfect mothers.  I was also a young mom like you, but I had supportive parents who helped me financially and I was able to move back in with them with my DD when it didn't work out with my husband.  My mom and I were very close and had a wonderful relationship.   But, you said you came from a broken home and parents were messed up, so it was harder for you. 

I hope things get better.  Sending prayers. :)

luise.volta

Thanks, M.

You, like all of the rest of us, did your best. That's all any of us have to give. I think it would serve you to stop giving her any opportunity to abuse you further. You deserve so much better. Give it to yourself! Sending love...
Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible. Dalai Lama