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Learn some punctuation and I might understand the question.
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She's your mother and always will be. She's also a human being and experiences life's challenges the way we all do. Believe me, you'll see her as much more human as you get older. Whatever the past between you two, you are family. We're all fallible and we make mistakes. We're also all redeemable. Maybe helping her will bring you two closer together. I hope so. Good luck.
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What do you mean by second chance? I don't think you are obligated to help a grown woman, especially one who walked away from you. But, she probably did you a favor, it doesn't sound like shes had a very stable life! Communicating with her is totally your call, just be careful. If you have truely missed her and think she can be a "positive" in your life let her in gradually, but not at the expense of your marriage. Talk to your husband about how you are feeling, Im sure he will understand.
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Your mom is age 17? How is it that you are able to type?
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1) Depends on the help she needs - If it's financial or a place to live, you will have to convince your husband. DO NOT unilaterally decide to help her in any way. 2) She IS your mother. Obviously, she made some hard decisions, and probably had you in mind when she said to live with your father. Communication and emotional support should NOT be a problem with your husband, if you feel you want to. She's obviously had decision problems in her life. I'm sure she could use help, but DON'T risk YOUR marriage for a woman who left you and your father, and married and divorced twice. No matter what happens between you two, don't let her "bring YOU down".
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you will only ever have one mother. carrying the hurt and hate with you from the pain she delivered only helps to make your wound fester and grow, you suffer the most from this, not her. see if you can allow some form of help or friendship to start, she does have to come up to the plate as well, but this could a starting point.
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Listen to your own heart. Follow your own gut feeling. At the end of the day, thats your mum. Everyone messes up in life and its unfortunate you have to be there for your mum now shes stuck but you cant keep following in her mistakes. At least you are opening up your heart to ask this question. I wish you the best xx
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