feeling sad for son
only49
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after our busy day yesterday with that wondeful man that so understands my son, i am now really feel for my son and somehow its just brought me even closer to him, now i will not think twice i will stick up for him and i will not let all the others that think they know better tell me what to do with my son, i gave him a hugg this morning and i dont mind saying it really got to me as i am not him but he must find life so frustrating poor D .
oh well just have to be more of a rockviller ( type of dog ) also a little yappy terrier.
oh well just have to be more of a rockviller ( type of dog ) also a little yappy terrier.
sylvia
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Hi Sylvia
You will feel very much more attached to him won't you? yesterday was very emotional wasnt it.
Us Mum's are lionesses eh?
Bet he is relishing it
Love
Toni xx0 -
frogmorton wrote:Hi Sylvia
You will feel very much more attached to him won't you? yesterday was very emotional wasnt it.
Us Mum's are lionesses eh?
Bet he is relishing it
Love
Toni xx
anyway i think he knows what i like i think he got a good idea of that, gonna be hard but he's my specail man and thats that.
grrr grrr my club is specail and watch out for my claws grrr grrrsylvia0 -
Hi Sylvia,
You do an absolutely brilliant job. As long as he has his parents support hes going to be fine.And he does know that.
ElizabethNever be bullied into silence.
Never allow yourself to be made a victim.
Accept no ones definition of your life
Define yourself........
Harvey Fierstein0 -
I can understand how you feel, but don't be sad. Think of all the joy and love he brings you. Every child is put on this earth for a reason, and with a Mum like you, he has the best start in life that he could poissibly have.0
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joanlawson wrote:I can understand how you feel, but don't be sad. Think of all the joy and love he brings you. Every child is put on this earth for a reason, and with a Mum like you, he has the best start in life that he could poissibly have.sylvia0
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It's finding the help that's difficult, it is such a hard condition for people to understand. The world is overwhelmng enough when you can comprehend it - such as the events of yesterday - but if interpretation isn't a strength it's so much more complicated. Best wishes to you and D - is it sunny today? It's glorious here. Keep up the good fight, only49. DDHave you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben0
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dreamdaisy wrote:It's finding the help that's difficult, it is such a hard condition for people to understand. The world is overwhelmng enough when you can comprehend it - such as the events of yesterday - but if interpretation isn't a strength it's so much more complicated. Best wishes to you and D - is it sunny today? It's glorious here. Keep up the good fight, only49. DDsylvia0
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He is lucky to have a mum like you to keep fighting for him. Be proud of your self and your son. It annoys me those who really need help have to fight tooth and nail for it. The idiots who supposted to know dont. The moms know best about there kids. well done you. all the best joanneJoanne0
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Hi only, Your doing a great job with him and you are lucky to have each other. Treasure those wonderful moments you have together. He certainly gives you some special times. You are his mum and have every right to be proud of his and your achievements.
Love from, Ix0
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