[nimo22]

My daughter is 7 1/2 and for the first time has a best friend. They are really close and have long talks. The thing is, we have to move away in a few months. How can I help my daughter to cope, she's very sensitive. She has a difficult time when people move away, which is common for us since we are a military family. We've been in the same place for almost 7 years so it's not like moving has been common-place for us like it is for most military families. I've been playing up the good points of where we will be moving, but I know she's going to be heart-broken to leave her friends, especially her best friend. Any ideas? ------

[aliya47]

Hi guys

I left my husband two years ago after 7 years of verbal and some physical abuse, after the divorce my ex moved thousands of miles away and severed all contact with our 9 year-old son. He has received counseling and has more good days than bad but still has trouble with the abandonment. He has severely attached 2 me in such ways as crawling in my bed in the middle of the night, he won't sleep over at anyone's house anymore, calls me all night long if I'm out, and shows all around concern for me like a parent would for their child. This still goes on after 2 years and I don't know what to do to make him see that I am not going to leave him, that he needs to be the child not the parent, and get past some of these habits that are not normal for a 9 year-old (especially sleeping with his mom). Does anyone have any suggestions or is anyone in or has been in a similar situation that can offer advice? I am desperate to get my son on the track to feeling and being as normal as possible before these habits cause him damage. We go to church and I pray to God to take control of our lives and bring peace. Sometimes after all this time I get discourged but I try to remember to keep my faith that the Lord has a plan but it breaks my heart to see my son in such dispare and disarray as a mom. Please help me!

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