

From the moment you hold your baby in your arms,
But don’t forget…
The thing is, you won’t even know it’s the last time
So while you are living in these times,
For one last time.
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So beautiful and so true! My children are both grown-ups and there is no more running to greet me and very limited hugs these days. So enjoy your children when they are of the innocent age because as they become adults there never seems to be enough time to enjoy one another anymore! As you become older I feel that I have become a burden to them, especially since the passing of my husband, their father. Times have changed and so has their feelings for me. How sad my life has become. Many a time I feel I should have passed away 11 years ago from my brain aneurysm and then everyone’s troubles would be over and done with. Their lives would go on and I longer would be a burden.
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JJ, I came on to read this beautiful poem – I have four children aged 13 to 21. But I also have a Dad who died from a brain aneurysm 19 years ago this week. And I wish he was still here. You are not a burden. Don’t talk about yourself in that way. Maybe talk honestly, but without accusation, to your children and explain how you feel. Good luck in your future. A x
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I respect your wishes l am moving on an l am sincerely sorry and I am man enough to admit I was wrong it was hard for me to come to terms with hurting you with my short coming you were always worthy just as you are, don’t change for nobody…you are one of us who will always accomplish what you set out to do…just believe in your self…thank you for helping me understand many things… I am a rational person so l pose no harm or hatred…l know you will be the best mom ever…l will be parting now wish you, your love and family well…if our path ever cross l will thank for the rough period you helped me get through…in ✌️ always…good bye… happy for you!!!