Tell me all about it, dear...

terri t - 2012-05-31 22:16:48
Think of this time with Wolf as a reminder of all the parts you love about being a mom. He's not ready to leave you yet...he will ask your advice for a few more years hopefully. When my son got married to a wonderful girl...the only sad part was that she could not have any more children...I always wanted to rock my grandbabies and I will never have babies like that and our son will never be a father of his own blood relative....
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Amy - 2012-06-01 00:19:20
*HUG* Everything is going to be ok. Really.
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beanie - 2012-06-01 02:41:54
I don't agree with you that you've failed. I think you've done the best that you could, and that's awesome. Not anywhere near failure in my book.
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Deb - 2012-06-01 19:25:30
Please don't own Alex's issues as a statement of failure on your part. Perhaps you could have done better, you most certainly could have done worse. Perfection is a noble ideal, but the idea that you are to blame for all that was, is or came to be is just bloody stupid. And you have and do work very hard to do right by Wolf - I've seen the difference as he's grown. You're a good mom dear.
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Hil - 2012-06-03 01:13:44
I can relate. The lurch in my stomach was for,"I thought I had more time! I had such great plans to fix all of your past traumas and buy you a pony! I was going to build you a victorian playhouse and have fancy dress tea parties and now you are BIG? But I didn't heal it all yet!" You know more about my past than most people IRL. I have a lot to reconcile with N., but we both really did do the best we could. We loved, but it still hurts. Wish I could hug ya.
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