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Author : Determined
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Topic : Friends, families and carers

08 Jun 2018 06:46 AM

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@Anony18 I thought I would answer your question over here rather than hot choc thread,

While we still have a long way to go my darling is actually doing ok. at the moment, possibly better than she has been in over 2 years. We had a particularly rough start to the year, triggered I think by concern about me going back to work/ uni and not being around so much for support. That has all worked out though.

Other people have also mentioned to me recently that she is looking more relaxed which is encouraging,
She has done all of the school drop off/ pick ups this term which the children are enjoying. S2 this afternoon mentioned how it is good having his mum back. I think he is the most affected out of all the children by her ups and downs.

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