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Forgot to mention that her two days off are random every week. For example this week its wednesday and friday. so she’ll work both saturday and sunday.

she falls asleep at 8:30pm when she used to sleep at 11pm so tired is an understatement so to the PP i think her body is complaining[/quote]

I think you're the only one complaining. She is doing what young people do. They work hard. Or they should anyway. Stay out of it.[/quote]
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If she wants to tough it out, let her try. Stop helicoptering your ADULT daughter.

Seems like this job will teach her some grit, and you are depriving her of this chance.  I get you think it's too hard for her, but let her try.

My 15 yr old DD is involved in an activity that I thought would be too much for her, but she's dealing with it. She's learning to juggle school and this activity, and I can see that it is teaching her some grit.

She's an adult. Why on earth do you think you have any veto power about her job?  Crazy.[/quote]

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