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I'm having a hard time kicking the sadness I feel about how poorly my relationship with my sister is currently. I just found out a few weeks ago and it is as if I am mourning the loss of her even though she is still very much alive and that there is *some* hope for our relationship to be mended in a few months after we both have more time to think. It's not a heavy sadness more of an underlying sadness that is just there and if I let myself think about it right now it gets worse. I think I just need to get this off my chest and have some time when I don't think about it for awhile because right now it is breaking my heart.
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I hope that you repair your relationship with your sister soon. In the meantime, work on finding things to occupy your mind and time to help keep the sadness at bay. I know that it's not easy but being in a state of mourning right now might be where you need to be. Roll with it.
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Family dynamics can be tough to deal with. As we get older we all have more baggage and tend to put it onto others. I can only say, give it to the Father in prayer, then go about your daily routine. He can make a way for the two of you to communicate when the timing is ready. In the meantime, be happy you have a sister. I find praying for my siblings lifts any sorrow or anger i may have. And they always come around. I hope this helps. Blessings.
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