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I pay for everything: mortgage Half for 5 years, full for five years, insurance, shopping, etc etc. Surrounded by a solid mass of their own siblings, nephews, nieces, friends - it’s a very populous country and they clearly have their own networks and systems utterly adeptly set up. I divorced my husband (the father of my son) in 2016, after we had been together since 2003.

I have a 14 year old son who is happy with the new move. 13 replies.

DD is 17 weeks . At £9 per hour, that's 3 months work before travel etc in the summer holidays. Dec 14, 2023 · Parents are half the world away, aging. I see this is a great privilege and would like to be able to do the same for my children. Anxiety will latch onto anything.

They don’t think it could happen to them! .



My in-laws are like your parents. Parents are half the world away, aging. They aren’t together but they have open Comms between them and plenty of support.

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Lost my dad in 2019 to the big .

It’s that you can’t handle your feelings of anxiety.

MIL issues.

MrsTerryPratchett · 11/12/2023 21:17. May 2, 2023 · Estranged son. My eldest dd is turning 21 in July and I’m trying to work out what to do for her birthday.

Hi all, So me and my husband got married 3 months ago and we have been together 10 years with 3 beautiful children. DH won't even go in eldest DD's room when she's not there, as he says it feels intrusive (unless she asks him to fix something or whatever).

They have lived with him for last 5 years and have come to live with us in the new house.

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They gave me £15,000 for my wedding, £15,000 for help with house deposit and they have just lent me £50,000 to buy our dream home - with no pressure to pay it back.



Blended family with adult children. Update today. Haygran · 25/10/2023 20:55. There's a psychological imperative for some adult kids to go non contact and it's described as a basic need to detach from the primary caregiver.

One DD lives in Oz and I see her once a year.







By severe I mean with the severity in my eldest son's case to require multiple admissions to hospital, sectioning and residential care from the age of 18 to 21 ( the MH difficulties began when he was a child). And presumably she's still talking to you about things if you know.

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