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17-05-2008 04:36
Dear maddie,
One thing I have come to accept about myself since beginning this anxiety journey, is that I am just not as resilient as some others. Sure, we look like we are coping on the outside, but everything builds up inside, eating away at our nerves, building up in our head, until we crack slightly. With panic and or depression and or an overwhelmed mind. BUT that is nothing to be ashamed of. If sometimes we need to take to our beds to work through the massive changes and disappointments that life can bring, so be it. There is always tomorrow to get back into it and fight another day.
Look forward to the positives that this baby will bring. How wonderful! Even if it brings risks, and extends the financial burdens. Your daughter will be fine with good medical management. She will be fine with your emotional support if she will be going it alone. Life will be harder, but it will also bring it's own rewards - a smile from a baby is the best reward.
maddie and catwoman, thinking of you both and wishing for good outcomes for all of you.
One thing I have come to accept about myself since beginning this anxiety journey, is that I am just not as resilient as some others. Sure, we look like we are coping on the outside, but everything builds up inside, eating away at our nerves, building up in our head, until we crack slightly. With panic and or depression and or an overwhelmed mind. BUT that is nothing to be ashamed of. If sometimes we need to take to our beds to work through the massive changes and disappointments that life can bring, so be it. There is always tomorrow to get back into it and fight another day.
Look forward to the positives that this baby will bring. How wonderful! Even if it brings risks, and extends the financial burdens. Your daughter will be fine with good medical management. She will be fine with your emotional support if she will be going it alone. Life will be harder, but it will also bring it's own rewards - a smile from a baby is the best reward.
maddie and catwoman, thinking of you both and wishing for good outcomes for all of you.
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