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Seems to me you are handling things extremly well,

much better than I would. Hang in there hon, I think

you are doing a great job.

Tuna

--- egcjssmom wrote:

I love my mom, but I don't like when she meddles. I

know that's how she shows she cares but I don't need

to be her latest project in the midst of all I'm

trying to manage here. The last thing I want to do

right now is add a Friday night progress report to

her.

Thanks for listening guys. I can't call my mom and

tell her not to meddle because then she will take

offense, and besides that she told dh not to tell me

she called and basically chewed his rear end out,

so you guys get to hear me vent. Thanks.

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, that is one hell of a hubby you have to tell you that your mother is

complaning about you.

I think you are holding everything together just fine. Don't let her try and

change how you do things.

You are a great person and one that sure knows how to cope with what life throws

your way.

Lori

Parental Vent ...

Not about kids, but about my parents. According to my husband, who

received a call from my mother last night, I am on the brink of a

breakdown. She thinks I am teetering on the edge of complete

incapacity. HA! I only wish because then I could go for a nice

quiet vacation. No such luck. I have all my faculties, there just

isn't enough of me. Even with two of us there isn't enough of us to

manage everything to my mother's satisfaction, or mine when you get

right down to it, but that's the way life is when you have kids like

ours. It's called reality bites but my mom doesn't see it that way.

I am so overwhelmed and stressed out in her view that that is why I

am incapable of getting everything done, the bills paid, the house

cleaned, the insurance investigated, and so on and so forth ad

nauseaum. Now keep in mind that everything must be on a neatly

planned schedule for my mother who's entire life is on lists and

planners. She thinks that because I operate under the " it's here

somewhere " theory that I am slipping down the slipery slope to

destruction and madness.

I think all things considered I'm coping reasonably well. I haven't

completely lost my sense of humor or my sanity. My mom has a need to

control and organize everything and everyone in her environment.

It's how she functions. I do not have the same need. I like things

to be orderly but I don't need them to be. My mom can not tolerate

extended time with Gail or because they are too

unpredictable, uncontrolable, disorganized. The crumbs, noise and

chaos that accompany them have her unglued in a day. Because this is

how she reacts she thinks this is how I react (good old AS brain

here).

I love my mom, but I don't like when she meddles. I know that's how

she shows she cares but I don't need to be her latest project in the

midst of all I'm trying to manage here. The last thing I want to do

right now is add a Friday night progress report to her.

Thanks for listening guys. I can't call my mom and tell her not to

meddle because then she will take offense, and besides that she told

dh not to tell me she called and basically chewed his rear end out,

so you guys get to hear me vent. Thanks.

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> Thanks for listening guys. I can't call my mom and tell her not to

> meddle because then she will take offense, and besides that she told

> dh not to tell me she called and basically chewed his rear end out,

> so you guys get to hear me vent. Thanks.

You're a stronger woman than me, ! :-) I'd have to call her back.

(bad move)

Sorry that's what she thinks -- and i " m glad you know she's not right.

(((hugs)))

Jacquie

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Keep reminding yourself she's just like one of your kids! Also, at least

you didn't answer the phone when she called!!!

And, aren't you glad she doesn't live around the corner right now?

Sue, who's trying to help you find the humor in the situation! Hope it

worked. : )

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I think you have everything well in hand, even though you are totally

and absolutely exhausted.

Too bad your Mom couldn't come up with a plan to have someone go down

and help you.

Penny

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> And, aren't you glad she doesn't live around the corner right now?

>

> Sue, who's trying to help you find the humor in the situation!

Hope it

> worked. : )

Oh boy, am I ever glad! I don't think that would work well for

either of us! LOL

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I agree with Sue, find some way to add some humor to it!!! Just keep

repeating

We are not our parents

We are not our parents

We are not our parents

If she want to come and step into your shoes for a while, welcome her!!! I

am sure she will find them much too tight as Jacquie's mom would say!!

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I think I just sent my last post without my signature,

DUH!!

, Columbus, OH

Mom to

, 15, possible bipolar

Annie, 12, so far so good

JD, 8, severe ADHD, Autism, and my reason for getting out of bed each morning!

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