hello cute family

Sonja, We are mothers until the day we die, aren't we? I know that she must appreciate her mother and father, and hopefully she will help you, if you always ask her to. You are so tiny, you are lucky, you can eat cake and ice cream and candy EVERY day! I do pray that you don't get over stressed and can gain some of your strength back.;)

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by sorval 16 Sep 2011

hi jerrilyn yes we are mothers 24 hours each day i know she love us and she like our help and i never ask her for help i try to do it my way lol
i think thats because i am born to be wild and free right lol
i losing weight because more problems its go fast low than it go back on my little body
hugs Sonja

thank you all very much
well i cant help that i am so tiny
the only thing what i can do is not walking when its to windy lol
lucky me i dont need to walk i can ride on thew scooter lol
it go much faster than slow walk
hugs for you all Sonja

i will be praying for your daughter and the rest of the family.

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by shirlener88 16 Sep 2011

you are so tiny now - you can't afford to lose any more weight.

well your daughter will be so happy to have a new home for her and her son soon. And she 's lucky to have parents like you who want to help her. it's always a good thing if you are able to help your children. hugs for all of you.

Sounds like you are doing everything you can do. God will provide, one way or another. Blessings to you and yours. christine LLDS!

That's good news that your daughter will have her own house very soon.
I have had to help my oldest daughter when her boys were younger or she probably wouldn't have made it.
We all do what we can as they are our children.
Good luck.

wow thats excellent i wish you lived near me i could help :(:( hugs carolyn

You are a wonderful mother. I hope your daughter will soon be in her home. Sarah.

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by sorval 16 Sep 2011

thank you very much for to explain Sarah
i can understand some words in south african i can read it also because i try to learn more from other languages than my dutch lol
hugs Sonja

Sonja: I too have had to help my kids and neither one of them ever thought about using second hand things, they are just happy to have something. Also my grandkids love to get second hand of anything. We often shop yard sales, and thrift shops. When my daughter was starting school in kindergarden and we were having money problems my sister gave her many clothes from her daughter. I was able to buy a few things for my daughter but when school started she only wanted to wear what was given from her cousin. She would say these were Lori's and I like them better. I believe what you call second hand things are just gifts of love and will be appreciated. Just remember what may seem second hand for you is like new to someone who has nothing. Things will work out somehow. I've had both of my kids and their famlies live with me for awhile and while my house was turned upside down with clutter from their things I knew I'd miss them when they left. Just try to relax and enjoy the ride, they will be on their own soon and it will then seem like it was a short time. Sending blessings to you all.

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by sorval 16 Sep 2011

yep i know she will be happy and proud when she live in the rent house
and she know we love her and her little son and we try so much as we can for both
so thats ok for all lol
hugs Sonja

Just a couple more weeks and you can get back to normal also. Then you will probably miss them being gone. Don't think of items as second hand tell them you are recycling so they can have a better life. Will be praying that each new day things will be better for all of you.

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by sorval 16 Sep 2011

i will not miss them because she live more closer to me but not to close lol
we call it here second hand i know thats the same as reclycling lol
hugs Sonja

Shame Sonja, life is really becoming more and more difficult for everyone. I pray for peace of mind for you and hope that your daughter and son will soon be in their mew rented home.

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by sorval 16 Sep 2011

why shame ??
i cant help that i losing more weight
and we all know life is hard but we try to help here so much as we can
thats all we can do and she knows that so thats ok
hugs Sonja

by airyfairy 16 Sep 2011

'Shame' is very much a South African way of saying sorry. Hugs Sarah

by terriweistra 16 Sep 2011

Thank you for explaining Sarah, I do mean sorry (shame is a very South African term!!) for your problems and I hope all will be sorted soon

by airyfairy 17 Sep 2011

It is a pleasure Terri.