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Mental Health Support

Warpy

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2. As long as you can visit now and then, she will be OK

Reply to kozar (Original post)

Sun Jan 28, 2024, 03:41 PM

Jan 2024

Visiting is important, you will still pick up on tiny changes they might miss, but as time goes on, they'll pick up on them, too.

You're still her dad in every important way and can still make some of the decisions for her, but letting her caregivers do their jobs is an important step.

Good for you for having the insight to know when you were in over your head. You will both be better for it.

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I feel i should explain my post about LilBit. [View all] kozar Jan 2024 OP

This sounds good!!!! Karadeniz Jan 2024 #1

As long as you can visit now and then, she will be OK Warpy Jan 2024 #2

very well said. that ticked some important boxes. -(nt)- stopdiggin Jan 2024 #3

Kozar, everything you are doing is pointing in the right direction. Polly Hennessey Jan 2024 #4

Caregiving is a world unto itself. Hope22 Jan 2024 #5

Of course. blm Jan 2024 #6

THANK YOU, Koz, and thank goodness!!! elleng Jan 2024 #7

💙💙 sheshe2 Jan 2024 #8

forced to live between a rock and a hard place. barbtries Jan 2024 #9

Thanks for the reassurance, Koz Easterncedar Jan 2024 #10

I understand RainCaster Jan 2024 #11

Brother, that is a heavy weight to bear. limbicnuminousity Feb 2024 #12