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<blockquote data-quote="tryagain" data-source="post: 626411" data-attributes="member: 14865"><p>All:</p><p>He was found ok at his dad's place very early this morning. difficult child is very shaken, angry, disappointed, and hurt by this-she is not ready to see or talk with him -yet. She's going to stay at a girlfriend's tonight, which I supported-I am trying to help her avoid a mood swing. In the past, her mood swings have led to disaster and could be very violent with holes in the walls, cursing, and chaos. She is doing okay though, and even recognized today that she was on edge & took a dose of her "rescue medicine".</p><p></p><p> In a Daze, she sees her psychiatrist every month and he's "on call" for her 24/7. Thank goodness.</p><p></p><p>Cedar, our relationship has been very good since the suicide attempt, actually the best in years. As far as self-care, we have been having lunch together, did a little shopping this afternoon, etc. "girl stuff" which also gets her mind off of the situation. </p><p></p><p>She confided in me because her dad would flip out if he knew about this. I see no need to distress him at this time. </p><p></p><p>Echo, it is so true that "water seeks its own level". She told me that she is not going to abandon him because he needs a friend right now. I think they actually see each other as the "walking wounded" as both have been through some tough times. I think they will be strong for each other even if/when they can't be strong for themselves. </p><p></p><p>KT, Recovering, and Pasajes-thank you for being there.</p><p></p><p>Friends-You all are the best. Thank you for the prayers, support, and good thoughts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="tryagain, post: 626411, member: 14865"] All: He was found ok at his dad's place very early this morning. difficult child is very shaken, angry, disappointed, and hurt by this-she is not ready to see or talk with him -yet. She's going to stay at a girlfriend's tonight, which I supported-I am trying to help her avoid a mood swing. In the past, her mood swings have led to disaster and could be very violent with holes in the walls, cursing, and chaos. She is doing okay though, and even recognized today that she was on edge & took a dose of her "rescue medicine". In a Daze, she sees her psychiatrist every month and he's "on call" for her 24/7. Thank goodness. Cedar, our relationship has been very good since the suicide attempt, actually the best in years. As far as self-care, we have been having lunch together, did a little shopping this afternoon, etc. "girl stuff" which also gets her mind off of the situation. She confided in me because her dad would flip out if he knew about this. I see no need to distress him at this time. Echo, it is so true that "water seeks its own level". She told me that she is not going to abandon him because he needs a friend right now. I think they actually see each other as the "walking wounded" as both have been through some tough times. I think they will be strong for each other even if/when they can't be strong for themselves. KT, Recovering, and Pasajes-thank you for being there. Friends-You all are the best. Thank you for the prayers, support, and good thoughts. [/QUOTE]
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