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It's been a week since we heard from difficult child
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<blockquote data-quote="Nancy" data-source="post: 481633" data-attributes="member: 59"><p>Kathy I just came back from the AA meeting of a young man that difficult child was in rehab with. He had his frist lead tonight. It was an awesome meeting and I am so glad we went. I got a chance to tell his mother that he was instrumental in convincing difficult child to go to a sober house. Their meetings are soooooo different than ours. They are uplifting and emotional and very very relevant. One thing that was said is that no one goes into rehab or sober houses willingly. To hear each of them talk about how they went in to get their families or courts off their backs just made me realize that miracles do happen even when you have a very unwilling participant. That is why there is always hope. Your difficult child is saying the right things, so she is listening. </p><p></p><p>Nancy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nancy, post: 481633, member: 59"] Kathy I just came back from the AA meeting of a young man that difficult child was in rehab with. He had his frist lead tonight. It was an awesome meeting and I am so glad we went. I got a chance to tell his mother that he was instrumental in convincing difficult child to go to a sober house. Their meetings are soooooo different than ours. They are uplifting and emotional and very very relevant. One thing that was said is that no one goes into rehab or sober houses willingly. To hear each of them talk about how they went in to get their families or courts off their backs just made me realize that miracles do happen even when you have a very unwilling participant. That is why there is always hope. Your difficult child is saying the right things, so she is listening. Nancy [/QUOTE]
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