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Although I am grandmother age, middle 50s, my children are 19 and 17, so is it ok for me to join in? I don't feel that the teething/school/tantrums stage of mumsnet is the right place! I have already commented on a couple of threads and love this forum, but just a double check......can I stay please?
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You are most welcome
Oooh thanks to you all! I too have a shock when friends become grandparents, mind you I know there were some who looked askance as we started on the baby years in our very late thirties when they had got through that stage. So glad to have found this forum with its support and humour.
Gill a warm welcome from me. Enjoy! 
Hi Gill, I have a 12 year old son and a three year old Grandson and so have feet in many camps....but I feel most at home on Gransnet.
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Welcome Gill
Welcome Gill from me sending welcoming vibes from The North,don't worry about not having Grandchildren if my middle two don't stop messing about they will be "under offer" soon.
By the way, you've given me an earworm! you're question "can I stay?" has started the "Oh won't you stay, just a little bit longer" song in my head!
My head can't cope with extra stuff!
GillT57 we're a mixed bunch and there are several of us who still have teenagers at home. My (foster) sons are 17 and 18; others have younger teens and children. Welcome to Gransnet.
It is great that you have decided to join us
Hello Gill welcome to Gn. Everyone is welcome here, the more the merrier.
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