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cateyes1

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Do you still worry?
« on: May 29, 2011, 05:47:13 am »
I have 2 grown children, My daughter is 33 and my son is 29. I thought that when they were grown and made a life of their own the worries would end there. My daughter and her husband just bought a new house and I worry (was this a mistake) my son just moved in with someone he's known for awhile yet i'm worring should they have taken it to that level and NOT move in right away? anyone that has grown children do you still worry about them? should I just let life take it's course and what ever happenes happenes and dont stress over it because it's out of my control anyways?..how does 1 stop stressing over every little thing? HELP i'm losing my mind with this stress  :dontknow:...thaks peeps HUGS to you all...........

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Re: Do you still worry?
« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2011, 06:14:15 am »
i worry about my husband and my little boy one my husband drive a truck and works on gas and oil wells he has been gone for around 3 weeks now last time it was 2 months i hope he come home soon so i dont have to worry about him getting hurt up there and i dont make it in time to tell him i love him .. and now my little boy he has adhd--ocdd and the doctor said that for the ocdd there was not really any medication that will help but he said thearpy might . he is very angry boy he hits things and cusses and it takes a while to calm him down he's a good boy when he's calm it like 2 different kids and his sister is taking a lot of stuff from him but she is strong i think she will be ok.

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Re: Do you still worry?
« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2011, 07:10:59 am »
I only worry about the stuff I can change and let the rest happen.

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Re: Do you still worry?
« Reply #3 on: May 29, 2011, 07:12:21 am »
My personal philosophy is to do what I am able to do and leave the rest to God. I feel that if I worry after that then I am not helping the situation. Anger and frustration do not solve my problems. Peace and a calm spirit will help a situation.  :heart:

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Re: Do you still worry?
« Reply #4 on: May 29, 2011, 07:20:05 am »
I only worry about the stuff I can change and let the rest happen.


Hi oldbuddy, I need to do that too, but then I worry about how can I change things..it's never ending for me UGH..thanks for your input, i'm gonna try my hardest to let what's to be be because no matter how much I worry things will still be the same if that's the way it should be right lol....now i'm gonna worry if you even understand what i'm trying to say here  :BangHead:

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Re: Do you still worry?
« Reply #5 on: May 29, 2011, 07:22:01 am »
My personal philosophy is to do what I am able to do and leave the rest to God. I feel that if I worry after that then I am not helping the situation. Anger and frustration do not solve my problems. Peace and a calm spirit will help a situation.  :heart:


AMEN to that :angel11:

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Re: Do you still worry?
« Reply #6 on: May 29, 2011, 08:58:47 am »
It's only natural to worry about your loved ones.  I don't have kids but I worry about my mother sometimes just little things nothing big and I know she still worries about me sometimes.  Your kids have their own lives and can make their own decisions.  When worry turns into thinking about it obsessively then it's a problem.  You can show concern for them but you can't stop whatever happens.

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Re: Do you still worry?
« Reply #7 on: May 29, 2011, 09:04:38 am »
It's only natural to worry about your loved ones.  I don't have kids but I worry about my mother sometimes just little things nothing big and I know she still worries about me sometimes.  Your kids have their own lives and can make their own decisions.  When worry turns into thinking about it obsessively then it's a problem.  You can show concern for them but you can't stop whatever happens.


Hi Dreamy I know but i've been there done that and soooo wish I listened to family/friends advice. I guess it is time to cut the apron strings and let them live and learn as we all did. it just haed to sit back and bite your tonge...at least for me anyways lol...thanks!!

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