Tag Archives: children

Boundaries

Not long ago I was driving Sam and his friend Josh over to Josh’s house where the boys were going to spend the night. But out of the blue, Josh changed his mind about wanting Sam to stay over. “I’m … Continue reading

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Family

Family time has never felt more important than it does this year. Whether your relatives are out of town or nearby, you’ve prioritized them. Sensitivity is not your strong point, but you are starting to express your true emotions more. … Continue reading

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Mom Failure

Yesterday my teenage son was diagnosed with anxiety disorder and was prescribed meds. Two months ago, my teen daughter was diagnosed with depression and put on meds. I’ve been a stay-at-home mom their whole lives and, along with my husband, … Continue reading

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Thank You

I read something many years ago to make a thank you list for your parents of every memory that you can recall that you want to thank them for. I made one for my dad and one for my mom. … Continue reading

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Serious Concerns About New Neighbors

I have serious concerns about new neighbors, who moved in about a year ago. They have two young daughters. I suspect the mother is an alcoholic. Her actions are putting the girls in danger. On several occasions I and other … Continue reading

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