Aww! Thankyou @Phoenix_Rising 
After the life I've had, it's so good to see D on the right track. What's for lunch today?
Thanks @CheerBear Can be hard being a mum. We feel what they feel and want to rescue them from all harm, but not always possible. I was on the phone to her for a while, while she cried. I feel so teary now. She would have asked to be picked up if she needed to be. She's not shy in asking, lol. She knows I would too. 
I get way too involved in her life. Trying to protect her, because of traumas I went through. But she's sensible and I doubt that she will get into situations that I did. She's more aware of things. I was totally naive.
Totally understand why you let the LF come in your bed. I was the same. Even when D was older, we would bring her mattrass in my room. xo
Baked beans sounds good @Phoenix_Rising And you deserve to have a break to play the crossword game. I'll let you be for now, so you can get on with it.
Very good explanation @CheerBear It really hurts when they hurt. But, yes, all we can do is guide them and explain consequences of actions etc and hope that they make the right decisions. Now D is older, I just have to trust her. She goes out with her eyes wide open, but it others that can't be trusted.
Gosh! And you are going through it with 3 of them. It's hard enough with 1. 
I really have to go and do some things.
Loveee your new picture @Former-Member xx
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SANE acknowledges the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Australia and recognises the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respect to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures; and to Elders past and present.
SANE values diversity. We are committed to providing a safe, culturally appropriate, and inclusive service for all people, regardless of their ethnicity, faith, disability, sexuality, or gender identity.