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difficult child is "the worst", again
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<blockquote data-quote="Steely" data-source="post: 225099" data-attributes="member: 3301"><p>Thanks for the prayers, I do need them.</p><p></p><p>They have been working on Matt's medications for months, ever since in Sept the hospital "accidentally" d/c 2 of them. I can't imagine how or what more we could do with medications at this stage in life or this stage in the game.</p><p></p><p>Meow, I know this is really Matt's reality. He was the one out of control, and he has to endure the natural consequences. I guess I just also know that he will live up to what ever expectation anyone has of him. If he feels like people do not like him, i.e., the staff, than he will not be successful. I am just worried. Where else will he go, if this fails. I feel like I am sitting here just waiting for the time bomb to go off. And then what.</p><p></p><p>I know that is really negative on my part. And I am trying to be as positive as I know how - but I have a hard time being positive without some tangible arrow pointing towards a positive possibility. Hope is not my strength.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steely, post: 225099, member: 3301"] Thanks for the prayers, I do need them. They have been working on Matt's medications for months, ever since in Sept the hospital "accidentally" d/c 2 of them. I can't imagine how or what more we could do with medications at this stage in life or this stage in the game. Meow, I know this is really Matt's reality. He was the one out of control, and he has to endure the natural consequences. I guess I just also know that he will live up to what ever expectation anyone has of him. If he feels like people do not like him, i.e., the staff, than he will not be successful. I am just worried. Where else will he go, if this fails. I feel like I am sitting here just waiting for the time bomb to go off. And then what. I know that is really negative on my part. And I am trying to be as positive as I know how - but I have a hard time being positive without some tangible arrow pointing towards a positive possibility. Hope is not my strength. [/QUOTE]
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