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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 166137" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Computer is back home and working! YIPEE!!</p><p></p><p>I've tried to find out a little more about that program. It seems that they can put together a transition plan (of requirements for difficult child and me) that have to be monitored and met- these would probably be mental health related but focusing on ODD, not BiPolar (BP) or mood cycling or underlying issues. That concerns me. We tried that route before in therapy and it was a disaster.</p><p></p><p>And, according to my very brief review of family law for VA during lunchtime today, it appears that it is the law that a kid can't be sent there unless they are 14- we're still looking at it though. The attny says it would be much better than being turned over to state corrections because that is much more violent. I still think it might possibly be the only way to get difficult child out from under this judge's hold. He got arrested in Mar. of 2007 and she has held him (and thus me) under her control since but still claims that she hasn't issued her punishment yet, so therefore this is not appealable, and she said in court that this case is no where close to being closed. Isn't there a time limit on this? </p><p></p><p>I have calls in to NAMI. Hopefully, it won't take a long time to hear back from them.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 166137, member: 3699"] Computer is back home and working! YIPEE!! I've tried to find out a little more about that program. It seems that they can put together a transition plan (of requirements for difficult child and me) that have to be monitored and met- these would probably be mental health related but focusing on ODD, not BiPolar (BP) or mood cycling or underlying issues. That concerns me. We tried that route before in therapy and it was a disaster. And, according to my very brief review of family law for VA during lunchtime today, it appears that it is the law that a kid can't be sent there unless they are 14- we're still looking at it though. The attny says it would be much better than being turned over to state corrections because that is much more violent. I still think it might possibly be the only way to get difficult child out from under this judge's hold. He got arrested in Mar. of 2007 and she has held him (and thus me) under her control since but still claims that she hasn't issued her punishment yet, so therefore this is not appealable, and she said in court that this case is no where close to being closed. Isn't there a time limit on this? I have calls in to NAMI. Hopefully, it won't take a long time to hear back from them. [/QUOTE]
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