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<blockquote data-quote="Maggie/Magpie" data-source="post: 1426044" data-attributes="member: 347792"><p>Thank you all for your kind and supportive posts. </p><p>Today may be another day but not a particularly good one. On one hand embarrassed myself by falling asleep in a meeting, twice.</p><p>But on the other, I received a parcel from my daughter in New Zealand for mothers day, a huge bar of New Zealand chocolate (not good after yesterday) but her sentiment in her card and letter was beautiful, but I ended up in tears because of it. I miss her so much and shes talking about staying there another two years, which will be so hard to deal with if she does. This last year has been heart breaking. I know I have another daughter still here in London and I'd see her every day if I could, but its been 7 weeks now since I've seen her and she keeps putting up barriers to stop me going up which is so difficult to deal with. I think their genuine ones really but when your down it just feels like a kick in the teeth every time. I'm desperately trying not to be too pushy and keep a healthy opinion on it all but its so hard and so easy to get paranoid. I love both my daughters so much but now their independent women it's really hard to let them fly and be left behind to crumble!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Maggie/Magpie, post: 1426044, member: 347792"] Thank you all for your kind and supportive posts. Today may be another day but not a particularly good one. On one hand embarrassed myself by falling asleep in a meeting, twice. But on the other, I received a parcel from my daughter in New Zealand for mothers day, a huge bar of New Zealand chocolate (not good after yesterday) but her sentiment in her card and letter was beautiful, but I ended up in tears because of it. I miss her so much and shes talking about staying there another two years, which will be so hard to deal with if she does. This last year has been heart breaking. I know I have another daughter still here in London and I'd see her every day if I could, but its been 7 weeks now since I've seen her and she keeps putting up barriers to stop me going up which is so difficult to deal with. I think their genuine ones really but when your down it just feels like a kick in the teeth every time. I'm desperately trying not to be too pushy and keep a healthy opinion on it all but its so hard and so easy to get paranoid. I love both my daughters so much but now their independent women it's really hard to let them fly and be left behind to crumble! [/QUOTE]
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