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cremebrulee

April 12, 2010, 10:37:32 AM #15
Quote from: Anna on April 12, 2010, 08:50:39 AM
Things have been better between dil & I since son & hubby have become more involved.  I have also tried to adjust my expectations.  This advice I think I got form you Creme,  & Coco too.  I have used quite a few of the suggestions I have gotten from the ladies here.  So all of this combined has helped me tremendously.  We still have a long way to go tho & sometimes I'm scared that we may not make it, that dil will decide we don't need to see our gc at all.  So we still walk on egg shells, but  they are tougher, & don't break as easy.   :)

Yeahhhhh, whooo hooo, congratulations Anna, and perhaps someday soon, those egg shells won't exist..I hope so....

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