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My DD 19 is moving out
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March 20, 2017, 01:05:17 PM »
Not sure how I feel , she leaving today . There's chaos all round her all the time and so part of me is thinking finally I may have some peace , but the other side feels she is ill equipped to deal . She moving with some friends she just met who have room for her in their apartment . Ugh
Anyone have this experience like this they. Can advise me if I'm gonna make it and if she's gonna make it ? I'm very worried
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Hi Bobzgirlz,
I can understand your worry about your daughter. It's hard to let our grown children go. And if she has been struggling, that makes it even more difficult. You've come to the right place for support.
Does your daughter have BPD? How far away is she moving?
When you can, tell us a little more about what you are dealing with. We are here for you.
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she didnt move out this day we are now at it again
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