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Good Evening,
How are you all doing? I return as promised with an update. The least I owed after the wonderful support I received from this thread especially after losing Rupert.
Where am I now? Well I became a father to a beautiful baby girl who was a little eager to meet us and arrived 4 weeks early. My family are all doing well since coming home.
I am surviving on very little sleep currently and it has been a testing time, being responsible for a tiny human being with my anxiety naturally means I am overly protective, worry about her future and finances.
Surprisingly has been much easier than I anticipated to bond, the love I have for her is incredible to feel. My beautiful wife continues to keep me on my toes, is a natural nurturer and superwoman. I haven’t experienced any doubts or lingering feelings for previous what ifs, which means I’m on the right path and choices have been good.
@Sammy1 doll it’s wonderful to see you still posting. I briefly read a few of the last posts, you seem to be thriving alongside @Dannydan. Kudos to you both for continuing to provide support like you have to @Jay2023 and @Rhaenys.
I’m delighted to return to read things have improved tremendously in both your lives.
Did @Shelbyville and @Luciel or @Kkasxo keep the thread updated on their progress?
I will not be able to with a newborn post on here, however I did owe this thread an update. I also wanted to encourage readers although I’m riding a positive wave, life will continue to throw a curveball, it’s learning to accept the good and the bad. Nothing lasts forever.
Peace doesn’t come from finally being in a relationship, peace does not come from being a parent, peace does not come from the shiny new car or new home. It will continue to elude you and you’ll continue to search for the missing piece.
Head’s up the missing piece is you. Searching your soul, accepting yourself and being unrelentlessly the best version of you. When you are true and not appeasing, contorting, your fears will automatically shrink.
So the final tidbit I will impart there is one clear urgency in life you must never neglect – you must be yourself!
Wishing you all a wonderful journey of life!