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As this is a child forum, I guess you are saying once your baby always your baby . . .
I think at this point, I would concentrate on yourself. Perhaps some counseling would help you deal with the blows life has given you. It must be very difficult to deal with the seperation that exists with your son. But it sounds like it has been going on for a very long time. He is now an adult and it sounds like he is dealing with lots of stress in his own life. Let him be for now and work on things you can controlControl Control rx. What you CAN control is you and getting help for yourself. Good luck. Life can be painful and more so for some than others. I wish you peace.
I am going to go out "on a limb" and suggest an internet site which may help you - not really enough information to even "guess" the problem. I might suggest reading the site "www.bpdfamily.com" - if boderline personality disorder is the problem, then this site will be of great help. Hope that I am wrong ....
How do you know all this is going on in their household if you haven't seen the child for 7 years? You're story doesn't really make any sense. Did your daughter-in-law's former boss tell you why he/she fired her? I don't understand how you know all this. It's very confusing.
It sounds like you guys are better off living separate lives. Sometimes people, even people in families just can't figure out how to get along and it's best to part ways. If my MIL called child services on me she wouldn't be allowed to see my daughter either. I'm sorry if that hurts, but it doesn't sound like a one sided issue.
I saw all these things when I was allowed in there home. I did not make them up. I also said my daughter in law was fired for not doing her job, and saying things she didn't remember, I did what I had to do, to save the child, I can live with that. I just miss my son, and I have been promised a visit with my Granddaughter soon.
I think at this point, I would concentrate on yourself. Perhaps some counseling would help you deal with the blows life has given you. It must be very difficult to deal with the seperation that exists with your son. But it sounds like it has been going on for a very long time. He is now an adult and it sounds like he is dealing with lots of stress in his own life. Let him be for now and work on things you can control. What you CAN control is you and getting help for yourself. Good luck. Life can be painful and more so for some than others. I wish you peace.
It sounds like you guys are better off living separate lives. Sometimes people, even people in families just can't figure out how to get along and it's best to part ways. If my MIL called child services on me she wouldn't be allowed to see my daughter either. I'm sorry if that hurts, but it doesn't sound like a one sided issue.