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<blockquote data-quote="Andy" data-source="post: 243037" data-attributes="member: 5096"><p>I am so glad to hear that life is more peaceful for you this weekend. It really is a comforting feeling on those nights that you can go to bed when you want knowing your daughter is safe. </p><p></p><p>I am also a giver of stuff to my kids. When difficult child was in the psychiatric hospital, there wasn't much I could give to him directly so I purchased flat Lego bases to donate to the ward he was on. I had noticed they had a lot of Legos and figured bases would be a good addition. So, maybe there is a way you can support your daughter by providing a donation to the facility (a game, DVD, ect.). She doesn't have to know it came from you unless you want her to and you will feel like you are involved in something - even if it is recreational.</p><p></p><p>I don't think I told difficult child that I was the one to give the bases. I didn't want the other kids to expect things through him or for him to try to take ownership of the items.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy, post: 243037, member: 5096"] I am so glad to hear that life is more peaceful for you this weekend. It really is a comforting feeling on those nights that you can go to bed when you want knowing your daughter is safe. I am also a giver of stuff to my kids. When difficult child was in the psychiatric hospital, there wasn't much I could give to him directly so I purchased flat Lego bases to donate to the ward he was on. I had noticed they had a lot of Legos and figured bases would be a good addition. So, maybe there is a way you can support your daughter by providing a donation to the facility (a game, DVD, ect.). She doesn't have to know it came from you unless you want her to and you will feel like you are involved in something - even if it is recreational. I don't think I told difficult child that I was the one to give the bases. I didn't want the other kids to expect things through him or for him to try to take ownership of the items. [/QUOTE]
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