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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
I dont speak much about her because son2 is more needy. My girl has chronic depression and epilipsy. At the moment it is hitting her hard .... she is my baby girl I hate to see her in so much pain. Another hospital stint is on the horizon. I love her so much ........
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@BPDSurvivor Thank you BPDSurvivor
. I was at her ndis meeting today and she burst into tears. Physical large sobbing .... broke my heart
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BPDSurvivorSenior Contributor
@Bunniekins , This shows the fragile state of your daughter. It would break my heart too. And this is all the more reason for you to be her tower of strength at this time. I'm behind you in this.
immense hugs,
BPDSurvivor
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AussieRechargerSenior Contributor
Hey @Bunniekins
How is it all 24 hours later? Any reflections from you both that you want to share from this time?
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Must have been heartbreaking to see.
@Bunniekins
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@AussieRecharger Hi AussieRecharger . I visited her with my support worker for morning tea and my worker plaited her hair. I told her how beautiful she looked and she gave me a wonderful smile :).
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@BPDSurvivor @Appleblossom Thank you both so much. She is my baby girl
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
I feel for you both @Bunniekins .
Your daughter has had a tricky life journey with her brothers, as did I.
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
@Appleblossom Yes it is tricky. She is so lonely and yet doesnt want "friends" as such. I think she is emotionly spent by her brothers, Love to you Apple xxxx
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Braiding sounds like a beautiful touch. @Bunniekins Of course she does not want superficial people in her life, after all she has endured, but real friends, one day, may help. Does she live on her own or is she sharing?
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BunniekinsSenior Contributor
On her own, I am thinking of moving in with her next year once we get son2 into apprpriate accomodation.
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