Have spent the last week with my parents and they are leaving to go home tomorrow! I've been getting knots in my stomach feeling a bit sick and feeling crap.
My parents love in Southern Ireland and I in Cornwall and every time my mum leaves I feel completely broken and it kills me. I'm 26 married with two children! I feel so silly for admitting how much it hurts for my mum to leave, does anyone else get like this? Does it ever go away?
Hi
Please don't feel silly
I no you are 26 , married with children but you never stop wanting & missing your Mum & it shows what a good strong loving bond you have with her 
You have enjoyed that feeling of having her about & been in her company , you will feel this way now she has to leave again its natural
I lost my Mum over 10 years ago & I am old enough to be your Mum , but I still cry & ache because I miss my Mum so much
Sounds like you have had a nice time & hopefully you have another visit to look forward to soon , try & focus on that
Love
whywhy
xxx
Thank you why why,
I love her so much it honestly hurts so much to see her leave.. I'm pleased in a way it's natural to be upset in seeing her leave. I feel such euphoria when she's with me, we laugh so much and were always on the same team!! just I get anxious about her leaving then I get upset, then I get anxious again after she's gone...
Your so helpful with your kind words, ill book mum in my diary for a return visit ASAP before she flies tomorrow ☺️
Just had my daughter messaging me , she is 33 , life is not going as well as it should & who is she coming to her Mum & needing to be reassured & she doesn't have anxiety , its when we have these good bonds , you are lucky what you have with your Mum , one day your kids will have these feelings towards you to & you will be able to tell them its natural you had them to
Hope you can book your next visit soon
xxx
I feel for you.. my mum is leaving on Sunday and I dont even want to think about saying good bye..she will by crying ;( andI will be on my own..2000 miles away. you have a strong bond and you love her so there is nothing silly about it..take care
Hi Missfully,
Don't beat yourself up, it is natural to feel this way, so glad you have that bond with mum and daughter.
As Whywhy said look forward to your next visit. xxEunice
Aww I feel like this with my grandson he must very from Manchester to torquay last February. We're so close he's my 1st born grandson. I was so ill nearly had a breakdown. He's down this week going home tomorrow. But I'm trying not to panic I just ask him not to see me before he goes so I can pretend he's still here works for me. Last time he went home. I managed not to cry. It's awful so I know where you're coming from x
Silly Silly Anxiety 
Disconnected feeling 
My older sister is unbearably depressed 
Totally freaking out 
Derealization feeling all day:(
