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Old Feb 20, 2008, 08:09 PM
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Hi Katheryn

I agree with what Abby says, you must have a wonderful relationship for you're daughter to be able to confide in you like that. I have a teenage son and I know there have been a few times when he's been in a similar situation to your daughter, I think some of it has to do with beginning to change from a child to an adult, their thinking patterns change and at times they find it difficult to understand what's going on with themselves, my son did tell me once that he remembered starting to look at the world differently, through older eyes and he found that very confusing and he wasn't sure exactly how to relay his fears at the time. I do remember death being mentioned a few times. Your daughter is very lucky to have a caring mum like you, a mum who listens and cares is one in a million, I guess all anyone can do is just to be there for them when they need it.

I hope some of this makes sense, I'm not very good with my words today lol