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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How could anyone possibly know what made the difference (if anything) in the long run?[/quote] I'm fairly certain I did a great job handling caregiving of a spouse with metastatic cancer and child rearing. I know because I didn't like what I was seeing my kid, got good advice from sources I respect, changed my approach and saw changes in my kid fairly quickly. He is strong, and gentle and kind. He doesn't shy away from the hard work of living. He trusts me. [/quote] You sound like a great mom. Where did you go for that advice? I think what you did is amazing. (My own childhood was pretty much ruined by the terrible job my parent did handling other parent's cancer. I have somewhat forgiven them, because what a hard situation. But still, kudos to you.) [/quote]
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