Ever feel like parenting is a circus act, and you’re the one walking the tightrope? That’s my life right now. Since my daughter was born, I’ve been her anchor—her safe place. The court decided she should live with me, and her mom only gets a few hours a week. But lately, even those visits have turned into a rollercoaster. Missed visits, unpredictable moods, and then the gut punch: her mom’s been battling painkillers and antidepressants. I tried to help by supervising their time together, hoping it would keep things safe. But now I wonder if I just made it easier for her to hide her struggles. The scariest moment? When she showed up, clearly not herself, wanting to see our daughter. My heart nearly stopped. I want my little girl to have her mom, but not if it means risking her safety. Have you ever felt torn between protecting your child and wanting them to have both parents? How did you handle it? Sometimes I feel like I’m carrying this weight alone. I’d love to hear your stories and advice—let’s support each other. 🤔 #ParentingStruggles #CoParenting #FamilyDrama #FamilyRelationships