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Do you feel like this sometimes? |
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| Your feelings are important too. Just because you are telling your daughter how it makes you feel or need, doesn't maky you selfish. I believe they need to hear the words, rather than you not say anything. I think your daughter would respect you when you do. "Nope, sorry, that would be inconvenient for me." . .. hope she has the compassion to offer to shop for you occasionally.
__________________ Robin Neurofeedback - Rebecca's Story Feedback Matters- blog Knowledge is power and knowledge shared is power multiplied. -- Bob Noyce |
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| I agree with Robin though I often find myself being overly helpful or sympathetic to my own disadvantage. We're just too nice.
__________________ "It's no longer a question of staying healthy. It's a question of finding a sickness you like." -Jackie Mason |
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| Hi Kathy! Yes, stuff like that happens to me.
__________________ "Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they become habits. Watch your habits, for they become character. Watch your character, for it will become your destiny." Epilepsy 101 |
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| Thank you everyone for your replies and understanding. It helps so much to talk with people that really do understand. Robin, no, she never asks me to go shopping with her. But, she does work and has small children so she doesn't have much time to shop. But, it would be nice to be asked occassionally or maybe just once a year. Thanks again everyone! You have made me feel so much better! |
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| Kathy I often feel the same way, I do not think you are being selfish! You have feelings too and you have to remeber that! |
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| Actually the opposite is my problem. I, like you don't drive and am expected to run get things when someone, like you daughter goes right past where ever and coming my way. Any help I ask for has to justfied; but when my help is needed I am supposed to be johnny on the spot; if I have plans they must be justified; if I refuse I am accused of being ungrateful. My mom will do most anything to help me but the price is too high sometimes. Mom helps me more more than I want sometimes, then won't help. Even our families don't understand what epilepsy does to us. |
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| Kathy, Your not selfish at all. It's unfortunate that your daughter didn't realize that in situations like this your needs should come first. You don't need that added stress especially if it could trigger a seizure. Hopefully your daughter will understand this when similar situations arise. Hang in there. |
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| Thanks again everyone for your understanding and kind words. As I stated earlier, it just helps to find people out there that understands. I wouldn't wish this on anyone but if our family had to go through what we do for just one day, then they would have a much better understanding of our situation and then would probably treat us differently. But, I would hate for them to have to do that so maybe they won't. Take care everyone! |
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