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      RedGiraffe
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      I previously thought building the courage to end the relationship was the hardest thing I ever did and tbh I thought it was the hardest thing I would ever do! And in truth it probably is/was and I’m sure I will look back and see that (that or living with the abuse for so long)…

      However, I’m now thinking the hardest thing was telling my child about the separation! It broke my heart all over again!

      I can see the light at the end of the tunnel now, it’s within grasping distance… but there’s obstacles in the way but I’m sure as long as my child is okay we will be able to move them together!

    • #111712
      Walkingonsunshine
      Participant

      100% with you on both those things. We’ll done for tackling them. Onwards and upwards through that tunnel x

    • #111714
      Eggshells
      Participant

      Hang on in there RedGiraffe. You’ve come so far. Your child will be fine. You are a loving mother and I honestly believe that in the long run, they are better off not looking bing with an abusive man. xx

    • #111717
      RedGiraffe
      Participant

      Thank you, LO recovered quite quickly today so hopefully understanding and acceptance won’t be far behind the actual act of ‘him’ moving out!

      Thank you @eggshells for your kind words xx

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      Weepingwillow
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      Red giraffe I admire your strength. Stay strong ❤️ Xx

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