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	<title>Comments on: &#8220;my mother is driving me insane!&#8221;</title>
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		<title>By: Emma</title>
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		<dc:creator>Emma</dc:creator>
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		<description>My mum did the same thing before I moved overseas, well actually both parents went a bit crazy, trying to squeeze every last possible moments and getting angry at me when I wanted to spend time with my friends. It&#039;s only because she will miss you, and perhaps she isn&#039;t so good at dealing with these feelings as they are probably very new! I&#039;m sure when they decided to become parents they never thought their child would ever &#039;leave&#039; them/her. A lot of mothers have a difficult time letting go of being a mother and becoming a friend again. Perhaps try to discuss that with her, and how she&#039;s feeling about you leaving? She may not even be aware that she&#039;s acting badly/strangely and saying something to her (gently) may give her some new insights. 

Good luck with the OS move too!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>My mum did the same thing before I moved overseas, well actually both parents went a bit crazy, trying to squeeze every last possible moments and getting angry at me when I wanted to spend time with my friends. It&#8217;s only because she will miss you, and perhaps she isn&#8217;t so good at dealing with these feelings as they are probably very new! I&#8217;m sure when they decided to become parents they never thought their child would ever &#8216;leave&#8217; them/her. A lot of mothers have a difficult time letting go of being a mother and becoming a friend again. Perhaps try to discuss that with her, and how she&#8217;s feeling about you leaving? She may not even be aware that she&#8217;s acting badly/strangely and saying something to her (gently) may give her some new insights. </p>
<p>Good luck with the OS move too!</p>
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