Guest guest Posted April 12, 2006 Report Posted April 12, 2006 Dear Judy, Happy to hear you've had two good days, may they continue for a very long time to come. My Grand-children are one of the best soueces of pain relief I have. They take my mind off everything around me. I simply watch them in amazement, though I am exhausted when they go home. lol I too need a nap. My grand-daughter is 21 months and my grandson 15 months old. I just love it when she calls me Dadad and can't wait for him to start speaking. I wonder where your Grand-daughter gets her stubborness from? Hmmm....maybe one of Nana's traits....LOL LOL Keep the light shining, Ian. > > The last 2 days I've felt better than I have in months. I got out > yesterday to did some shopping,and errands. After that I picked up > my 18 month grand daughter, . Being with her always lifts my > spirits. > I sort of overdid it yesterday. When I tried to go to go to sleep > my ankles were cramping, and my hands were aching. I wrapped a warm > afghan around my feet, and put some gloves on my hands. Interesing > pain killers. lol..It did help to have my ankles wrapped up tightly > and the gloves warmed my hands up. I soon feel asleep. > > I took it in stride It certainly wasn't the worst pain I've ever > had, just really annoying. > > Today and I entertained one another. :-) She is such a good > baby. She follows me around and finds things to do wherever we are. > We went outside and she was delighted. We washed clothes and hung > some outside on line. Later we watched Mr. Neighborhood and > Barney. > > Her favorite words are.. " Thank You. " and " NO " lol Very mannerly > and a bit stubborn. lol.. She pulled a good one on Nana. When I put > her in the play pen for her nap she was exercising her independence > big time. > She threw everything out including sheet, blanket, baby doll, sippee > cup. And she was screaming " NO " Nana. > I went in to reassure her that Nana would be right in the next room > and that we both needed to rest now. She was start naked, lol Took > off everything including her diaper, and she was beaming like she had > gotten something over on Nana. > I stopped that pretty quick. I put overall shorts on her. LOL.. > After awhile of being very stubborn and with tears in her eyes, she > closed them. I was sure ready to rest whether she was or not. > > TodayI took my mind off myself, enjoyed the day for what it was, and > tonight I am feeling grateful for so many things. > > I don't hurt anywhere right now and I am enjoying that very much. > I hope many of you had a pleasant day like I did. No complaints > tonight. > > Judy > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2006 Report Posted April 12, 2006 you sound like a wonderful grandmother. I dont have any grandchildren but cant wait until I do ! cathy from ma Quote
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2006 Report Posted April 12, 2006 Ian, You're probably right about where she gets her stubbornness from. :-) Isn't grand parenting wonderful!! I just had a heart to heart with my daughter tonight. We have been estranged for several months because both of us are stubborn. That has been terribly stressful on both of us. We have always been so close. The stress level for both of us has been very high and we have barely spoken. I feel like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders. Happy Easter and Happy grand parenting, Judy Please click on the FLAME OF LIFE to visit the site where you may secure your very own FLAME OF LIFE to show your support of our troops " " _http://www.flameoflife.us/_ (http://www.wellnessplantation.com/unitedwestand.html) Quote
Guest guest Posted April 12, 2006 Report Posted April 12, 2006 Dear Judy, They do say that Grand-children are God's reward for not " killing " your own kids. LOL Nice to hear you have made up with your daughter. Family is the most important thing to me. This disease has given me a wonderful relationship with my grand-children. I spend as much time with them as possible without trying to intrude on my son's lives. In the end we only want what we feel is best for them. But what we feel is best is not always what they feel is best for themselves and sometimes they forget or don't realise that we will never stop caring, don't want them to hurt, and feel that we over-react. Have a happt easter with God's special little bundle of pain relief!!! Keep the light shining, Ian. > > Ian, > You're probably right about where she gets her stubbornness from. :-) > Isn't grand > parenting wonderful!! > > I just had a heart to heart with my daughter tonight. We have been > estranged for several months because both of us are stubborn. > That has been terribly stressful on both of us. We have always been so > close. > The stress level for both of us has been very high and we have barely spoken. > I feel like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders. > > Happy Easter and Happy grand parenting, > > Judy > > > > > > > Please click on the FLAME OF LIFE to visit the site where you may secure > your very own FLAME OF LIFE to show your support of our troops " > > " _http://www.flameoflife.us/_ > (http://www.wellnessplantation.com/unitedwestand.html) > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted April 13, 2006 Report Posted April 13, 2006 In a message dated 4/13/2006 6:15:15 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, viking_warlock@... writes: In the end we only want what we feel is best for them. But what we feel is best is not always what they feel is best for themselves and sometimes they forget or don't realize that we will never stop caring, don't want them to hurt, and feel that we over-react. Well said, Ian. Please click on the FLAME OF LIFE to visit the site where you may secure your very own FLAME OF LIFE to show your support of our troops " " _http://www.flameoflife.us/_ (http://www.wellnessplantation.com/unitedwestand.html) Quote
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