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My mom had a dream about difficult child~
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<blockquote data-quote="Sara PA" data-source="post: 176116" data-attributes="member: 1498"><p>**deep breath** I don't have prophetic dreams but I am, from time to time, psychic. If your mother has a history of prophetic dreams, maybe you ought to listen to her.</p><p></p><p>See, what she said pretty much described my son's frame of mind at your difficult child's age. Change the "she"s to "he"s and she could have been talking about him. It amazes me that she so clearly described his state of mind which I am sure is very much like many of our kids as they approach 18. (Now that I think about it, when my son was turning 18 we had a friend of his living with us. They talked about how scary turning 18 was and how they thought the world expected so much -- too much -- of them just because their aged turned to that magic number.)</p><p></p><p>We bought our son a car hoping it would enable him to leave the house. It didn't then but when he could leave, his car was his ticket to freedom. It isn't clear why your mother believes a car is so important for your difficult child but if it were me, I'd seriously consider her offer. </p><p></p><p>But that's me.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sara PA, post: 176116, member: 1498"] **deep breath** I don't have prophetic dreams but I am, from time to time, psychic. If your mother has a history of prophetic dreams, maybe you ought to listen to her. See, what she said pretty much described my son's frame of mind at your difficult child's age. Change the "she"s to "he"s and she could have been talking about him. It amazes me that she so clearly described his state of mind which I am sure is very much like many of our kids as they approach 18. (Now that I think about it, when my son was turning 18 we had a friend of his living with us. They talked about how scary turning 18 was and how they thought the world expected so much -- too much -- of them just because their aged turned to that magic number.) We bought our son a car hoping it would enable him to leave the house. It didn't then but when he could leave, his car was his ticket to freedom. It isn't clear why your mother believes a car is so important for your difficult child but if it were me, I'd seriously consider her offer. But that's me. [/QUOTE]
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