Yes, you did mention your daughter @Former-Member .
Do you think you are worried about her, when she is managing fine? Or is she struggling?
As a mother, I know you have a mother's heart. It is hard to let go. Are you able to help her find supports to help her living independently?
I'm not entirely sure of what is happening for you daughter, but I know for a fact, that one thing practitioners always work towards helping people develop independence.
In the past, I worked with a child with spastic quadriplegic cerebral palsy over a number of years. The key goal was to find ways to help him work towards independence. Naturally speaking, this would seem impossible because he has no movement neck down. However, assistive technology has enabled him to move his wheelchair using head movements, use technology using voice control technology etc. Our challenge is to ENABLE our children.
Does this sort of align with what you are facing?
tyme
