It's just been me and my dd for the last 16 years (she's 18). She has special needs, so is still very dependant on me. I'm really struggling with learning how to let go. I want her to be her own person, make her own mistakes and learn her own life lessons...but it is sooooo hard to sit back and watch her make mistakes. How do you do it?
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