Parents of Adult Children to Keep Nurturing

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Submitted by Gregg Jann on Tue, 2013-02-19 14:42

The goal of a good parent through the difficult times of their offsprings' youth is to keep repeating to the child, "It's good to be adult friends with parents and children." The positive, nice words and emotional nurturing from above do not go away with a more equal partnership between young and old. This is especially true for people with disabilities. The younger person, no matter how difficult he/she felt he was in personality or in the upbringing methods he went through, should bear in mind at all times that a postive relationship with parents is great for happiness at adulthood. A mature relationship is best felt when family is on speaking terms and in cordial, warm relations throughout the family.

A disabled person is more needy and needs help where normally healthy family members do not. A double, triple, up to near infinite doses of positive expectations to and from the person with a disablity means bearing with him together.

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