FITNESS FILE / DIALOGUE / A Mother-in-Law and Proud ALL EDITIONS
When my sons became engaged, they were already living on their own. At the time of my daughter's engagement, she was still living at home. I did not feel the empty-nest syndrome. I felt that my role as a mom had grown. I felt more connected to my children. My daughters-in-law were not replacing...
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| Published in | Newsday |
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| Format | Newspaper Article |
| Language | English |
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Long Island, N.Y
Newsday LLC
14.12.1998
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| Edition | Combined editions |
| Online Access | Get full text |
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| Summary: | When my sons became engaged, they were already living on their own. At the time of my daughter's engagement, she was still living at home. I did not feel the empty-nest syndrome. I felt that my role as a mom had grown. I felt more connected to my children. My daughters-in-law were not replacing me. They were enhancing my relationships with my sons. My son-in-law became a third son. |
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