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<blockquote data-quote="savior no more" data-source="post: 682251" data-attributes="member: 19838"><p>Oh Copa -</p><p>Isn't that the heart of the guilt we live with. It may be reality, but most days if I don't venture there I'm happier. Recently I have opened the door just a crack to seeing where my interventions harmed my son. I haven't wanted to see this before, but I have to know that with my limited view at the time I was doing what I thought was right. Still today I'm wondering if somehow I need to try to help him out through this mess. Like writing a letter to the attorney or sheriff advocating to make sure his medication is right. You can just imagine how they roll their eyes when correspondence from me shows up. When he was out on the streets he wouldn't take it anyway and self-medicated with meth. There are times I think I interceded where I shouldn't have and then didn't intercede where I should have. Perhaps it's my monkey mind trying to alleviate the pain.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="savior no more, post: 682251, member: 19838"] Oh Copa - Isn't that the heart of the guilt we live with. It may be reality, but most days if I don't venture there I'm happier. Recently I have opened the door just a crack to seeing where my interventions harmed my son. I haven't wanted to see this before, but I have to know that with my limited view at the time I was doing what I thought was right. Still today I'm wondering if somehow I need to try to help him out through this mess. Like writing a letter to the attorney or sheriff advocating to make sure his medication is right. You can just imagine how they roll their eyes when correspondence from me shows up. When he was out on the streets he wouldn't take it anyway and self-medicated with meth. There are times I think I interceded where I shouldn't have and then didn't intercede where I should have. Perhaps it's my monkey mind trying to alleviate the pain. [/QUOTE]
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