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Date Posted: 23:31:57 09/09/05 Fri
Author: ashley
Subject: Re: To Ray`s Daughter
In reply to: ashley 's message, "Re: To Ray`s Daughter" on 23:29:35 09/09/05 Fri

>My mother is the most selfless person I have known
>which is the characteristic I find most admirable
>about her. Her decision to guide my life the way she
>chose was for the protection and normalcy for me and
>my life. No child can understand, and either can I
>completly now at 21, why their father becomes a
>missing link in their life and why.
>
>I found about this other life and it was hard to
>swallow. I have an incredible life with incredible
>family and there was a lot of emotions that I felt,
>feel and wanted to deal with in my own way.
>
>I am sorry if this is offensive as you believe I
>didn't choose to "not bother" to stretch my family and
>make contact but my life has been so blessed and I was
>comfortable and happy with the way I was. It was not a
>decision to be rude or snub Amy, but more at the pace
>that will keep me comfortable. I will know when things
>in my life should change. At the moment, they are not,
>and I feel that at 21, this is my decision.
>I hope you can find peace with that answer as that
>comes from my heart.

And i also want to add that maybe you feel that i "missed out on a good family," but the family that surrounds me has made me an incredible woman and this I know. I am somewhat hurt and offended that my mother has been seen in a light quite like this especially when I know that the person I am is because of the person that raised me, and my mother is a beautiful and caring woman with a heart bigger then I have ever seen.

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