Her trauma is not yours to carry. It's healthy to set boundaries with people. Like they tell us on an airplane, it's important that you put your mask on first before you can help anyone else with theirs. If it's too much, it's fair to tell her how it makes you feel. You get to decide how you want to be treated. Remind her that you love her, and that she's important to you, but that when she projects her worries this way, it makes you feel _________ and that's why you can't allow it.
Good on you for setting a boundary. That's really hard to do. Best of luck on passing your diploma, love! We're rooting for you!!
I think it is important here to allow your mother to be angry and for her to tell you about her worries. Your job is to step back and in your own mind keep saying to yourself “this is her stuff not mine” you have done nothing wrong. If it becomes too intense limit the contact you have with her.
But always remember she has her life and you have yours. You have put into place a great future for yourself, don’t allow anyone to spoil that. Be a caring person and do as much as you can, but be aware that other people can affect your life negatively.
Ask yourself if you want to be in control of your own life or if you want your mother to be in control.
Take back your power and think about what you want to do about this situation.
I think I face two challenges one to pass the Diploma and secondly to find a years work experience so I can start to earn a living
The necessity to make changes is the driving force for self improvement
Sounds like you need to put up boundaries and limits for yourself... Your only a door mat if you let that happen... People only treat you like you let them... Feel better about yourself and this won't happen.... Live on your feet, not your knees..... Be proud of who you are... ♥
I am not feeling well in a panic . My back is killing as I have a mortgage soon so just thinking oh goodness hope my back stays in 5 years ... I feel ok. Have up and down days trying to stay positive .
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