Your granddaughter’s comment likely came from stress, not cruelty, and isn’t a reflection of your worth. Be kind to yourself—you showed up with love and good intentions, and one painful moment doesn’t define how your family sees you.
Take time to heal, forgive when you’re ready, and consider an honest conversation to rebuild trust. Focusing on self-care and small, positive family connections can help restore confidence and mend the bond.
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