10 yrs and I still can’t get our living room right - HELP PLS
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Mom died 2 yrs ago and I can't talk to anyone in my family
Comments (5)You are not an idiot and any feeling you have, you are entitled to have. However, if the feelings are destructive and there is no solution, then you shouldn't hang on to them any longer than you have to. I know it's hard but try to remember that you can't change your mother's husband or what happened. You can only change how you deal with it and by letting it eat you up, you are giving him a level of power over your emotions and life that he doesn't deserve. Focus instead on your mother's life and your interaction with her. I'm sure she knew you loved her and was proud of you. Although it's not easy to face, it's not uncommon for spouses of very ill people to develop other relationships, especially if the illness lasted for years. I'm not making excuses for him and his actions since your mother's death are tacky. But you can hope that while she was alive he treated her well and made sure she was cared for properly. You say he was a louse and she didn't see it but you also said you are just now finding out some of the details of his affair. Maybe he wasn't a louse to your mother. Her things don't matter and his actions don't matter. All that matters are your memories of your mother. Remember what she taught you and how she made you feel. Know that she would want you to be happy and to have a great relationship with your husband. She would want you to feel peace. You'll always miss her, but I don't think any mother would want her daughter to feel such turmoil 2 years after her passing. You are a good daughter for caring so much. If you can't let it go, then try to figure out how you think it should be resolved. What could he give you of your mothers that would make you feel more closure? What could he say or do? If you can figure it out, then it's worth a try to tell him and explain your issues. If there's nothing he could do to change it then you have to figure out what you need to do to move on....See MoreHELP, I'm on my 10th yr of take harmone replacement so nomore meds
Comments (3)I can only offer my sympathy...I've been taking Premarin for over 30 years with no side effects other than the expense after insurance...I have tried and tired to wean myself off and have gotten where I only take 1 or 2 ever week.. I just received a letter from the insurance saying, it's no longer covered and it's all on me, so I thought when the RX runs out, that's it! Well, the 1st 2 weeks were fine, little warm off and on but since then, it's right back to a living "h+++"...My heart doc did write a letter saying, he felt I needed this RX, if only little doses...But, what can a person do or take to rid those awful hot flashes, itchiness and sleepless nights....I'm 78 years old, much too old to be still going through this and would love to be able to tell the insurance what they can do with their RX.....So, I'm anxious to hear or get some answers as much as our poster.........See More10 yrs of renos.......ugh!! and still not done
Comments (13)My heart goes out to you. My last house felt like the work would never end and it really took a toll on our family life for several years. I entirely understand how renovations can lead to immense stress and depression. Would it help if you shared your progress here? "Blog" about it through the forums and let us cheer you on! After years and years of reading these forums (though rarely posting until recently), I continue to be amazed at how enthusiastic and supportive people are here. PPs above have given excellent advice for how to get started (whether DIY or with a contractor). Make posting photos and detailing your progress here part of the experience. Lots of people have been in your shoes and survived, or would love to have such a project but never will get the opportunity, we will follow along and keep you motivated!...See MoreShould I get this rug for our living room?
Comments (29)Yep, you found the mistake, all right. Thanks for the sweet words about the dogs, we're quite fond of them. There is a horizontal blind on the picture window. I've been biding my time till DH can get the curtain rods up so that blind can come down. I agree Torrey. The curtains will be hung higher when that happens, and stacked to the sides. Thank you for the code NSM! DH wasn't totally convinced about the 1st rug I posted. And, I'm concerned that it's reading peachy on my screen. Yayagal, thank you for the suggestion. You know, that's sorta funny that you found that rug. I was looking at the same rug in a different color way this morning! Safavieh Antiquity in Blue/Gray This is another one that I've eyeballed online for a while now, but now I'm not so sure. cottagey rug I'm off to hang dining room curtains. DH got our bay window rods finished last night. Yippeee! : )...See MoreRelated Professionals
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