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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 96229" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>If it were me (and I know this isn't easy), I'd pick my son--wouldn't even think twice about it. I'd make suggestions to husband such as counseling, new ways of dealing with him, and I agree that DS needs a new evaluation--obviously the help he is getting is NOT working and maybe his diagnosis. and medications are wrong--but I'd pick my minor children every time over my spouse, even when they're at their worst. Adults can take care of themselves. Highly disturbed difficult child's of thirteen need us, even if they fight us every step of the way. Although lying about where they go isn't nice, it's pretty typical teen stuff. That difficult child can't handle frustration better than to break things indicates more is going on than just plain defiance. I'd get him evaluated by a neuropsychologist and let hub fend for himself. (((Hugs))).</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 96229, member: 1550"] If it were me (and I know this isn't easy), I'd pick my son--wouldn't even think twice about it. I'd make suggestions to husband such as counseling, new ways of dealing with him, and I agree that DS needs a new evaluation--obviously the help he is getting is NOT working and maybe his diagnosis. and medications are wrong--but I'd pick my minor children every time over my spouse, even when they're at their worst. Adults can take care of themselves. Highly disturbed difficult child's of thirteen need us, even if they fight us every step of the way. Although lying about where they go isn't nice, it's pretty typical teen stuff. That difficult child can't handle frustration better than to break things indicates more is going on than just plain defiance. I'd get him evaluated by a neuropsychologist and let hub fend for himself. (((Hugs))). [/QUOTE]
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