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Connie since my parents have retired its more of an ashram lifestyle and I need to be in the city, maybe work again a little later etc. It will be too quiet and cut off for me in Puttaparthi whereas for my parents its ideal and I want them to relax and live the way they would like to. They are in their late 70's and its high time they stopped feeling that they need to be near me and protect me, so I support the move.
Hugs Jill.
Vasanthi I know you are glad to be home but so sorry for all you are having to deal with. I hold you in my heart. Is there anyway you can move to the place your parents are going? OXOX
Its so difficult dealing with the reality of death. Many times I find myself lulling myself into thinking that since I always 'feel' him with me, he isn't really gone...can't even say 'dead'. it hurts so much.
I am in India now and all the more feel close to my son in the home we have stayed in. I talk more to him here and feel more close.
Dolly, I had sent you and some of my other close friends here a msg on this site so check your message and get back by message when you do. I always worry about you all and wonder how we will all cope . Here my home is getting sold and my parents next door will be moving to another place in southern India. I simply will not be able to live here without my son and my parents, so currently looking for a home to shift to, a new neighborhood, which will probably haunt me even more but at least it won't be this house with all close ones gone. You all take care... Michelle, Connie, Jill, Dolly, Teresa , Sandy, Maureen and all here ...xoxoxox
Jill I am so sorry . That dream must have been awful. It is hard work. Just so hard.
No reason to say sorry Connie, everything you say makes sense... I like the breaking plates idea! The cross on the mountain is very nice. Nothing with change anything, we just have to find some peace somehow someday...x0
I'm sorry "frustrating" is not the right word. I know it is much more than that...
It must be very frustrating to have had your children under someone else's roof and influence who don't take the appropriate responsibility. You have a right to be angry at them for sure. If only the anger would change anything....all our kids would be home. My counselor always had great ideas to take out my anger. Buy cheap pillows and rip them apart. She also told me that once she bought a bunch of cheap plates and smashed them in the trash can one by one. (wear eye protection!!) Somehow try to release the anger. The first year I would hike to the top of the mountain where my son used to go with his friends. They have erected a sweet wooden cross that they all signed and put it there. I would scream my head off as loud as I could and curse the driver and the world and blamed myself for also being too lenient (I still do). We have to find a way to release it so it doesn't hurt us worse and hopefully little by little we can all begin to heal. Hugs to all of you. We are just human and I think we all did our best to be good moms.
It took me until my son died to forgive my dad for some of the horrible abuse we suffered from him. I just don't have to energy for it anymore and it only made me unsatisfied and bitter for so many years which did affect the way I acted towards my husband and son. I realize now that it was a huge waste of my time and energy. He never said he was sorry...
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