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Living with teenagers and bc
Whilst I am retired I had kids very late and find dealing with bc and teenagers tough. Wasn't easy before bc but now when I need a bit of support it's lacking - they think I'm fixed and that I'm supe...
I have a son who turns 18 in a couple of weeks & my daughter who turns 13 a fortnight after.
I'm finding my lad the most difficult to deal with. He doesn't want to have any conversations that have anything to do with cancer. When I had my operations he basically left home until the day after my hysterectomy. Even now he really is most days obnoxious and knows everything (which I put down to being 18). But because I'm stable & back at work, it's like cancer doesn't exist. Anyway, I've managed to gain an extra 18yr old because his mother threw him out.
I'm finding my lad the most difficult to deal with. He doesn't want to have any conversations that have anything to do with cancer. When I had my operations he basically left home until the day after my hysterectomy. Even now he really is most days obnoxious and knows everything (which I put down to being 18). But because I'm stable & back at work, it's like cancer doesn't exist. Anyway, I've managed to gain an extra 18yr old because his mother threw him out.