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Friday 14 June 2019

ALIENATED BY FIONA CUMMINGS


Alienated

Reading something today someone I regard as a fabulous mother has written. About estrangement between her and her child. She said something that really was interesting. In her experience and this lady is a Mother of ten babies, she feels like kids no matter how old, whether they are children in years or adult children who have had an indulging lifestyle, kids who have had the best parents are the ones who normally take their wings and keep flying.

 

She got me thinking. Yes. The few parents I know who have lost contact with their children for whatever reason, have been great parents. Those people I know who are close to their parents haven’t had the best upbringing. So, there is some truth in what she said.

 

There is no rule book how to bring our kids up as no one knows everything or every circumstance. It’s just arrogant to think you are a professional when it comes to child psychology. Listening to parents and then thinking about how you want to do it is the best advice. But even then, no one is the same. Everyone has different lifestyles and values, morals and desires. So, your right may be another parent or child’s wrong.

 

So, what do you do when your child decides they want nothing to do with you ever again? Well how much do you love them? How much do you want them? How good are those kids and how do they effect your life? many questions. If your answers are

To the moon and back. More than anything else in the world. Not so good may be but you love them unconditionally anyway. They effect my life in a more positive way being with them than without.

Then don’t give up on them. Hopefully one day they will realise they only have one Mum or one Dad and they will come back and let you love them for all the years they have been away. Let them realise what they lost for so many days, weeks months or years. And I hope you have so much love to share for a long life afterwards. But don’t make it too late if you are a rebellion child or stubborn parent. Meet in the middle and I hope your pain of your loss will soon have some kind of resolvent.

 

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