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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would say the best thing we did for them is made sure they knew that we rejoiced in their existence at every stage of their lives. That they knew they were loved no matter what kind of dumb stuff they were up to. And that we had their back and home and family would always always be a place where they were safe and loved. These days they tell us they are amazed at the stuff they can tell us and we still say we love them. Mama love is powerful love. I realized when my daughter was being a horrible teenager that I still loved her very much, even though she was breaking my heart. And that even if she burned down our entire home town, I would still love her. [/quote] Love this have a teenager now:) how old is she now?[/quote] She's 28. Starting at about age 23, she began apologizing occasionally for being so awful as a teen. [/quote]
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