So we've gone and done something I thought I would never do. (No Eileen, I'm no pregnant again!)
B and I have stepped in at school and our asking Meg to be transfered to another classroom for the rest of the year.
Oh Lord I hope I have done the right thing.
My heart is telling me I am, but my head is saying maybe we should have stuck it out a little longer.
The problem is that it isn't ME sticking it out. It's her. It's her that cries when it's time to go to school. It's her that is feeling beat down and unliked. It's her that is losing ground so fast that I'm afraid that there isn't enough time left in the school year to make it up.
It's all on her and her little 7 year old shoulders.
So it was time for mom and dad to step in. We put it off hoping things would get better. Hoping her real teacher would come back quickly. But circumstances this week have shown us that it doesn't matter if her teacher comes back in a week. The damage is done and we no longer have any confidence in that room...regardless of who is standing in front of it. Too much time wasted. Too many bad things and memories.
It is time for her to get a fresh start with someone who understands her and can help.
I feel so guilty. My Meg can be a bit of a drama queen. We thought a lot of this was an act or embellished but when the proof is looking you in the face, you have to believe. Could I, should I have done something sooner. We thought we were teaching her a life lesson about getting a long with different personalities, coping with difficult situations and making the best of it. But in the end, have we managed to really fuck her up?
I seriously wonder if she will be allowed to 3rd grade at this point. Is that my fault?
I guess I can only do the best I can with what I know now but it really doesn't feel like enough. I feel like I failed my little girl and my heart is breaking.
What kind of mother am I?
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1 comment:
Oh girl, don't worry. I am sure you did the right thing. You waited it out, and you know your daughter is hurting. I am in a similar situation, and pray they didn't put her in my girls class. Luckily, my monkey lets things slide off her back...otherwise...
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