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<blockquote data-quote="greenrene" data-source="post: 583192" data-attributes="member: 9177"><p>Well that's that. We all went over to mother in law's to have good-bye cupcakes and soda with difficult child. sister in law and her family were there too. I got all of difficult child's stuff packed, we all hugged good-bye, and we came home. They fly out first thing in the morning, tour the school tomorrow afternoon, enroll difficult child Weds, and fly back Thursday.</p><p></p><p>difficult child did some testing a little bit ago, and at the preliminary meeting for results (not totally done yet), the lady said that, at age 15, difficult child has the emotional maturity of a 9 year old. I say that's actually somewhat generous, as easy child 1 is 9 and WAY more mature than she is. She has a female cousin who is 7, and it's SO sad to see them together because if you could hear them interact without seeing them, you'd swear it was two 7-year-olds together.</p><p></p><p>I just hope to goodness that she takes this opportunity to make a better life for herself.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greenrene, post: 583192, member: 9177"] Well that's that. We all went over to mother in law's to have good-bye cupcakes and soda with difficult child. sister in law and her family were there too. I got all of difficult child's stuff packed, we all hugged good-bye, and we came home. They fly out first thing in the morning, tour the school tomorrow afternoon, enroll difficult child Weds, and fly back Thursday. difficult child did some testing a little bit ago, and at the preliminary meeting for results (not totally done yet), the lady said that, at age 15, difficult child has the emotional maturity of a 9 year old. I say that's actually somewhat generous, as easy child 1 is 9 and WAY more mature than she is. She has a female cousin who is 7, and it's SO sad to see them together because if you could hear them interact without seeing them, you'd swear it was two 7-year-olds together. I just hope to goodness that she takes this opportunity to make a better life for herself. [/QUOTE]
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