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Subject: Re: I told my daughter about her dad's drug addiction!

Author:
Heather

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Date Posted: 08:58:19 07/25/06 Tue
In reply to: Shelly 's message, "I told my daughter about her dad's drug addiction!" on 18:41:19 07/24/06 Mon

That is great. I have to sit my son down but I am not too sure he is mature enough to understand like your daughter. I may need to wait a couple of years. My little one is another story. He is mommy struck and daddy is ok but mommy is the greatest. I guess because I've been the consistent parent, he is really attached to me and not to his dad. That's probably ok since his dad is not around like he should be. And yes I need to get over this too. I feel like it keeps coming back to haunt me. Yes I know I am the one that keeps opening up the door. But how can I not? It's that hard to see my sons dad say these things about missing his son ans how he wants to see him and spend time with him and then it doesn't happen the way he expresses it. I don't get it, I never will and I need to stop trying to get that part of it. The whys.
Just have to learn from this and keep going and be sure not to make the same mistakes in the future. It will save alot of heartache.

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Re: I told my daughter about her dad's drug addiction!	Hulalea	13:04:15 07/25/06 Tue