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<blockquote data-quote="Nancy" data-source="post: 339811" data-attributes="member: 59"><p>Hi Dagmar,</p><p></p><p>My 18 yo was diagnosed with ODD at age 7. I also liked Dr. Riley's approach and it was the only way we could somewhat manage. She graduated high school last June but failed in her first semester of college, mainly because she can't follow any rules or laws and got kicked out for smoking pot and drinking. She would have flunked out at the end of the year anyway since she got an F in every subject. She is now living back at home, I take her for a drug test every month, and she needs to get a job so she can move out SOON.</p><p></p><p>The future does not look good for her because she spends every dime she has as soon as she gets it and will lie and steal her way through life. Just the other day she stole a quarter collection my Dad had made for me of all the States' quarters. I found the folder in her purse. She refuses to apologize and says she isn't guilty because she hadn't spent them!!!!</p><p></p><p>I wish I had good suggestions for you but I don't. The only thing I do know is that you and your husband have to be completely on the same page when it comes to discipline with him and back each other up. </p><p></p><p>Nancy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nancy, post: 339811, member: 59"] Hi Dagmar, My 18 yo was diagnosed with ODD at age 7. I also liked Dr. Riley's approach and it was the only way we could somewhat manage. She graduated high school last June but failed in her first semester of college, mainly because she can't follow any rules or laws and got kicked out for smoking pot and drinking. She would have flunked out at the end of the year anyway since she got an F in every subject. She is now living back at home, I take her for a drug test every month, and she needs to get a job so she can move out SOON. The future does not look good for her because she spends every dime she has as soon as she gets it and will lie and steal her way through life. Just the other day she stole a quarter collection my Dad had made for me of all the States' quarters. I found the folder in her purse. She refuses to apologize and says she isn't guilty because she hadn't spent them!!!! I wish I had good suggestions for you but I don't. The only thing I do know is that you and your husband have to be completely on the same page when it comes to discipline with him and back each other up. Nancy [/QUOTE]
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