CHRISTIAN PARENTS of ESTRANGED ADULT CHILDREN Community Group
Estrangement makes it difficult to talk about with family, friends, neighbors and church members. Christians are NOT immune to broken families. Talk about your experiences with those who know how you feel and get positive support through your Christian faith...."In these last days difficult times will come, for men will be lovers of self...disobedient to parents,...

I also know that my son did the same thing. It is a VERY stressful time for parents but I think it is a "natural process" that we all go through. I think that it is more difficult for parents today than it was even for my son. My son will be 40 next year......(yeow!!) and I think that even 20 years makes a big difference because the times are changing SO MUCH faster than it was then.
Hang in there! It's a roller coaster ride but keep praying that someday he will decide that the ride is over and it's time to get off and grow up.
I can only add that son's do not want to seem like a "mama's boy", in my opinion, try not to fret too much, hard as it may be.
I do believe he will be in your life.
I wonder how these girls can love our sons so much and hate us so much when we gave birth to them and raised them and they are part of us. Strange.
Stay distant and pray.
I'm so sorry for your pain.
There does come a time when we need to let go and just pray that they come back. Sometimes they do, and sometimes they don't. Just as Miriam left Moses in the reeds, we need to at some point in time just let our children go and trust God to look after them. It is amazing what He can do.
It's hard! I know!
I'll be thinking of you and praying for your through my day.
God bless you, soverysadmom.
All I can say is that I'm glad it's making us strong because, Ladies; that's what we need to be. Sensitivity is a curse and we gotta get out of it somehow.
His mistreatment of me, disrespect of me, disregard for me, bullying of me, betrayal of me, for so very long, finally culminating in my complete erasure, has deadened my heart towards him. I feel now, as if I almost no longer even love him. And I'm not sure that I could ever again trust him enough to love him.
I have a bleeding heart that is almost audible. It is a high pitch, blood curdling squeal of silence. The kind that comes in waves. And you gasp for air as you cry in a sorrow that is unmatched by any sorrow that you have ever known.
It IS matricide. A very slow, very cruel, murder.
Did you ever see the Godfather 3? The scene, Al Pacino's finest as far as I am concerned, when his daughter is shot dead in front of him - He falls to the ground, his mouth wide open and he is trying to scream but nothing comes out, at least not at first. And he screams in silence, probably for at least 30 seconds - 30 seconds is a long time at times, and then it finally comes to him. The pain is released in his scream and that scream, while he does not die there, is his death.