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What does it take to moving from low self-esteem - to self acceptance
Depression & Anxiety | Last Active: Jul 31, 2020 | Replies (62)Comment receiving replies
@marjou Your situation is similar to mine, even same number of siblings. I do not have communication from two of them, one once in a while, one every month or so. You're right. It is a struggle, and has filled many a page of writings. For me, the only way to gain self-esteem was to break away.
Ginger
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@gingerw I know how it is we have a son, his wife that we have now contact with. My husband was hard on Ryan doing his growing up ages. I guess I should say he was verbally abusive, which he will not admit to. He is a lot better now since we have been through marriage counseling. My daughter has gotten over it through special Christian means.
The also have an 8 year old daughter, who I haven't seen since she was 3, except for skping and only when she's at her grandmothers.My son is a professor, but can't teach because he has bipolar and his wife is also a successful professor, The were at Duke, but in NYC now. She's at Columbia. I feel part of the no contact is caused by her. She's very controlling. We can't even send anything to our granddaughter and have to mail it to the other grandmother in Chicago. It's really bad and with the covid-19 they won't be going to Chicago. I don't know what to do but pray.
Jeanie