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Going home, soon. Know we should not kidnap daughter and bring her home, but....
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<blockquote data-quote="Signorina" data-source="post: 591879"><p>Hi Barbara. Your inner desire to kidnap your difficult child is something I remember well. I fantasized about it a lot - I think because I felt that bad influences had kidnapped my boy and I wanted to kidnap him back! I actually used to tell my husband - even beg him to "go get our boy" almost once a day even though we both knew that it wouldn't be wise. I remember jokingly telling my brother that I wish I could show up at difficult child's door and throw a pillowcase over his head and spirit him away. I wanted to grab him, drive him around for days until he was absolutely substance free, all the while talking sense into him until he got it. My brother said if that's what I wanted, he and husband & other bro would do it for me even if it was an idiotic idea. And I held onto that promise as my last ditch effort. It's so hard to not physically try to rescue them even when we know its futile. So hard to watch them hurt themselves. Stay strong. It's ok to fantasize about stealing them back.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Signorina, post: 591879"] Hi Barbara. Your inner desire to kidnap your difficult child is something I remember well. I fantasized about it a lot - I think because I felt that bad influences had kidnapped my boy and I wanted to kidnap him back! I actually used to tell my husband - even beg him to "go get our boy" almost once a day even though we both knew that it wouldn't be wise. I remember jokingly telling my brother that I wish I could show up at difficult child's door and throw a pillowcase over his head and spirit him away. I wanted to grab him, drive him around for days until he was absolutely substance free, all the while talking sense into him until he got it. My brother said if that's what I wanted, he and husband & other bro would do it for me even if it was an idiotic idea. And I held onto that promise as my last ditch effort. It's so hard to not physically try to rescue them even when we know its futile. So hard to watch them hurt themselves. Stay strong. It's ok to fantasize about stealing them back. [/QUOTE]
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