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0:00 [Music] the changes that I've seen in my children have been profound especially with my daughter she wasn't letting me in if I tried to get close to her she would punch me it was really challenging she she didn't say I love you for years
0:31 that was devastating to me and now it didn't take too long for her to say things just spontaneously like I love you or to give me hugs or to sing like she started to sing waking up in the morning that was so new that's when I you know I really knew there's many ways that I knew it was working along the way but those were like the big moments of like wow this is a different
1:05 [Music] child
Summary
- The daughter previously resisted closeness, often reacting with aggression.
- For years, she did not express love verbally, which was emotionally challenging for the parent.
- Positive changes began to emerge, including spontaneous expressions of love and affection.
- The daughter started singing in the mornings, indicating a newfound joy and openness.
- The speaker recognizes these moments as indicators of their child's emotional transformation.