What a terrible position to find yourselves in Portrait
.
I think you're right to be here with us, rather than start another conversation which could draw more attention than you would like.
I'm so sorry but I think Yogin is right, and that was my first thought when I read your post. Of course this is terribly upsetting and worrying and your D will know this. She'll know that you are wondering and worrying about whether or not she would end her life which I suspect is why she's told you.
Your poor DH but you were right, as you both need to be prepared for the distinct possibility that your role at this time is a sticking plaster, and if she's able to sort herself out and you're no longer needed, she'll go again.
In order to do so though, she needs to take responsibility. She needs to see that the actions she has taken have led to the consequences she now faces so she needs to change.
I hope one day she'll realise how fortunate she is to have the parents she has, who in spite of what you've been put through are still there for her despite knowing that there's a significant possibility that if she is able to sort herself out and you're no longer needed, you'll be estranged again.
You'll be on your way to Llandudno as I type this Whiff so have a great holiday. Reading that your aunt and uncle both in their 80's, are meeting you at the station made me
. So pleased that your UTI has gone as that would have put a damper on your time away.
We had some very upsetting although not unexpected news at the weekend; Mr. S.'s sister has died after a courageous and hard fought 10 year battle with cancer. She was two years older than me and we shared the same name.
Originally diagnosed 14 years ago with breast cancer and following treatment she was in remission until it was discovered elsewhere. The last 10 years the doctors have been chasing it all around her body until eventually it went to her brain.
As late as February she had a round of new treatment but that just knocked everything out of her. It was I think one treatment too many but she was so brave, she took part in every experimental course going.
We will be for ever thankful that she survived long enough to meet her only GC who was born 18 months ago, and spent many happy hours being the GM she always wanted to be.