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Perhaps sending cards or thoughtful notes to her and your granddaughter from time to time (not too often so as to appear that you are a stalker) would remind her that you are a caring person. I...
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You could always let your niece know that you would like to send a baptism gift to her child and ask what she thinks would be best. It might open the door to an honest discussion of why you were not...
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I am sorry that you are in this position. Consider also sending birthday and Christmas cards to your son-in-law's immediate family (parents, siblings) to signal your acceptance of the extended...
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Thank you for replying. What can I do to nurture the relationship so that he wants to communicate with me more? He tends to put people analytically into a box and does not deviate. I have tried...
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My son is 23 years old and married to a nice, but very immature girl who can not separate from her mother and vice versa. My son's mother-in-law is the type of woman who would suck the life out of...
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Has anyone else observed or been part of this situation in their twenties?
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DSMom, I will try to take your advice on laying low. Sometimes it is difficult. I guess that I can not assume that their relationship is over, especially since they are just in their early...
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ZoeMarie: We live 1500 miles apart. When I have visited in the past, I have always asked for my daughter in law to join us with my son. Sometimes she has and we have had an okay time. I like your...
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Thank you DSMom. Your suggestions are wise, but at this time my son does not think that he has time for his younger sister. I suspect he is immersed in law school and marriage and still thinks of...
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Thank you for your kind reply. I hesitate to let my daughter know right now that she can write another email at this time because she is so very, very angry at her brother. I know that he loves her...
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I have two children - a 22 year old son and a 20 year old daughter. They were very close growing up. My son is now a married law student and my daughter is a sophomore in college. She has tried...
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I am sorry for your pain. Perhaps the experiences in Iraq coupled with a new marriage are making your son distance himself from you. My 22 year old son is newly married and seems to have reduced...
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Startover22, your ideas are great - I have given my daughter-in-law a china teacup from my son's great-grandmother as one wedding present. I remembered their month anniversary with a card and...
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Thank you startover22 for your kind words. I know how busy he is and I have made certain that I support his relationships with his in-laws as well by telephoning and emailing them on a regular...
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Thanks startover22. I do expect change in our relationship as it evolves. It is hard sometimes to "take what I can get" because I do love him and totally support his wife and marriage. I think it...
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Falherst - Thank you for taking the time to respond. I visit my son several times a year, but I really don't think that the distance is the issue. Sometimes I feel that is he is a time warp and...
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My son is almost 23 years old, married for 6 months, and is a first year law student. His wife is emotionally very tied to her mother (unnaturally it seems as they are more like sisters than...
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My son is a senior and my daughter a freshman at the same university. They have always been very close growing up, until, it seems, my son's senior year in high school. From that point on, he acts...
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My 21 year old son is a senior in college with an upcoming wedding and graduate school. He excels academically and is a good kid. I asked him recently to check on his sister (they are at the same...
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