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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 239745" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Thank you, JJJ!! I am going to do that- and yes, I think somehow, those people have to know that I meant it when I said why would I bother going thru this if I didn't want what was in my son's best interest- all I had to do was go tell judge he's out of control and turn him over to state juvy. </p><p></p><p>What they don't realize yet is that these letters from therapist and psychiatrist were written before the incident that led to the last psychiatric hospital stay. When sw at psychiatric hospital called therapist and asked his opinion, therapist told her what he and I discussed before that week's incidences. I did subsequently tell therapist what happened and then difficult child told him too, privately, so obviously not coerced. I told the PO and wrote in my letter to judge that his last psychiatric hospital stay was a willing admission after I called police on him for becoming agressive at home. None of the county people have asked specificaly what he did and I have not volunteered it. Then, after what difficult child said the night he came home about nothing helping him and him not being able to stand his life any longer leads me to believe that he is a serious threat to self or others.</p><p></p><p>That is the ONE exception for not having to go thru their process and while PO might shake that off or flip out and have difficult child turned over to state and just blame it on my bad parenting or lash out at me over it and her super acted like it was no big deal what I had told him to this point, the judge will possibly take note. If nothing else, it will go down as testimony.</p><p></p><p>Of course, this past week or so, difficult child has become gradually more stable, with one exception. Wouldn't it be about like things for him to be just fine after another week, since recent medication changes? I'm still going to try to do something- usually, his most manic-prone period is from Jan to mid-April.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 239745, member: 3699"] Thank you, JJJ!! I am going to do that- and yes, I think somehow, those people have to know that I meant it when I said why would I bother going thru this if I didn't want what was in my son's best interest- all I had to do was go tell judge he's out of control and turn him over to state juvy. What they don't realize yet is that these letters from therapist and psychiatrist were written before the incident that led to the last psychiatric hospital stay. When sw at psychiatric hospital called therapist and asked his opinion, therapist told her what he and I discussed before that week's incidences. I did subsequently tell therapist what happened and then difficult child told him too, privately, so obviously not coerced. I told the PO and wrote in my letter to judge that his last psychiatric hospital stay was a willing admission after I called police on him for becoming agressive at home. None of the county people have asked specificaly what he did and I have not volunteered it. Then, after what difficult child said the night he came home about nothing helping him and him not being able to stand his life any longer leads me to believe that he is a serious threat to self or others. That is the ONE exception for not having to go thru their process and while PO might shake that off or flip out and have difficult child turned over to state and just blame it on my bad parenting or lash out at me over it and her super acted like it was no big deal what I had told him to this point, the judge will possibly take note. If nothing else, it will go down as testimony. Of course, this past week or so, difficult child has become gradually more stable, with one exception. Wouldn't it be about like things for him to be just fine after another week, since recent medication changes? I'm still going to try to do something- usually, his most manic-prone period is from Jan to mid-April. [/QUOTE]
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