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TypeAMom.net on Overcoming Empty Nest Syndrome

Posted on: Friday, 3 July 2009, 11:01 CDT

ASHEVILLE, N.C., July 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Now that the kiddos have graduated high school or college, you may be experiencing the loneliness of Empty Nest Syndrome after the "nest's" residents launch and venture out into the world. That being said, you, the nest's builder, will be feeling utterly lost and a bit useless.

As a mid-life Baby Boomer whose daughters are now in their mid 20s, Type-A Mom 50-Something Moms Editor Cindi Matthews can tell you that the first 30 days after your child moves out are probably the hardest. You, your spouse or significant other will have absolutely nothing to talk about, as for nearly two decades, the majority of your conversations were about your prodigy. You'll graduate into a full-fledged depression after you realize that and more sad realizations will fill up your emotional quota. She shares tips on overcoming Empty Nest Syndrome.

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SOURCE Type-A Mom

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