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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]49 high school junior twins and an 8th grader. I'm living with a lot of fear and anxiety over how quickly time is passing. We're doing college tours and I know that we only have about 18 months left with all 3 kids at home--this makes me incredibly sad. I really enjoy parenting teenagers but this phase goes so quickly. I also have two living parents and enjoy them more than ever before. We didn't always get along but now they are in this sort of the golden years of old-age: they're cute and independent and wise. So I guess I should be super happy. But [b]I think I have anticipatory anxiety/depression about what is to come[/b] (loss of kids to college and parents to death). Geez. I probably need medication. [/quote] This is what is getting me really down these days (almost 56). Having a hard time doing the compartmentalizing that previously kept anxiety at bay . . . . the knowledge that it is just a matter of time before bad stuff (death of parents; health issues) starts happening (soon!) and nothing can be done about it - just suffer through. [/quote] 53 and agree[/quote]
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