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GILL3SQ
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Reged: 29/07/2008
Posts: 1605
Loc: Staffordshire

Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?
08/06/2009 09:35

Welcome to the forum. Turn the clock back a year and I was posting on here as youngest was off to uni. There was a huge response.

From reading your post, you obviously have a great relationship with your daughter and is there any reason why that should change??? Absolutely not. You can enjoy each other's company in just the same way and you will come to appreciate your home life with OH that much more.
It will feel better each day. Don't forget you have also gained a son!!
G

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Subject	Posted by	Posted on
Empty Nest - How to cope?	lynne59	07/06/2009 20:37
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	gre1958	09/06/2009 09:40
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	Woodentop	09/06/2009 19:56
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	bevvywevvy	07/06/2009 21:12
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	carsma	08/06/2009 00:08
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	GILL3SQ	08/06/2009 09:35
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	WoodyM	08/06/2009 13:24
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	scottishmags	08/06/2009 18:20
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	Foxie	08/06/2009 18:58
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	emptynest	08/06/2009 20:56
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	Breeze	07/06/2009 21:08
Re: Empty Nest - How to cope?	jessica	07/06/2009 21:04