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This National Parents' Day, celebrate the ones who have always cared for you.💙 Let's honor our parents with the gift of good health and the care they truly deserve

Happy National Parents' Day!

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[lindaeatmon-jones-blog]

Taking Care of Parental Roots

Empty nest syndrome is real. According to pyschologytoday.com, “Grief, depression, a loss of purpose and a sense of sadness may be experienced when children enter their own relationships or when they start their college careers.” Parents struggle with empty nest syndrome when their children move away from the hometown and start families away. There are some instances where kids and grandkids live with the parents. It seemed like the perfect setup: parents would go to work and grandparents—typically retired—looked after the kids. Everyone tends to be happy—the kids are well taken care of and the parents seemed energetic, happy, and young once again.  However, when the kids get a place of their own, grandparents can seem excited at the prospect of their kids trying their wings, but the excitement soon wears off, and they start to miss the grandkids and what they remind them of – the life and activity in the house. It must be difficult for parents to go through the empty nest syndrome. It’s not difficult to imagine because we all have to let go of something and someone dear to us, and basically, that letting go is the crux of the empty nest syndrome. After all, how do you let go of someone you’ve nurtured for so long? How do you ease the day you used to spend taking care of someone? We all want the people we love to succeed. We want them to go after their dreams and build their own homes and families, but there is no denying the fear of being separated for good or the ache—that dull feeling inside. It makes sense why psychologists encourage parents, especially mothers, to nurture themselves even when they have their hands full, taking care of their kids. It makes sense why, ideally, mothers should have their own craft, hobby, organization, group of friends so they don’t lose their identity and don’t feel the effects of the empty nest syndrome in full force. It makes sense why parents need to take care of their relationship with their spouse so when the children are already away in college, parents won’t feel lost in each other’s presence. Today, with distance bring an importance factor - the kids and parents typically make arrangements for regular visits and that summers are spent together. Where distance is not so much of a problem, there can be dinners, movies, days at the park, shopping sprees among other things in between regular visits. Phone and video calls too can be frequent. Indeed, taking care of your parents is one of life’s sweetest blessings. Many don’t get that opportunity. So those who can, should. Read the full article

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