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<blockquote data-quote="completelydrained" data-source="post: 742700" data-attributes="member: 23455"><p>So would mine, but not until he was 16. We did the driving around thing too. Found him every time at his girlfriend's. She got pregnant when he was just shy of 17. One of those Pregnancy Pact things we've all read or heard about since 1997. Whole other chapter there. But you are absolutely correct. I don't think it's senseless either. Until I do, if that makes sense. I've always told my sisters, if I stop talking about it, that's when you need to start worrying about me. Same need to feel productive and solution oriented. Never give up. Surrender in the moment, knowing tomorrow is another day and none of us know what is around the corner. When I need to. I've seen miracles before. No reason to think there will never be another one. Staying busy has its use for anxiety, worry and powerlessness. It's all such a balancing act. Never had to deal with Anosognosia in one of my loved ones before. New puzzle. New shapes. I'm just beginning to learn how to deal with this.The lines are still blurry. I think about the cartoons of my childhood. Little birdies flying in a circle over someone's head. Not so funny now. Picking up something heavy and banging someone's head to bring them back. If only it were that simple. Time to turn it over and go to bed. Thank you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="completelydrained, post: 742700, member: 23455"] So would mine, but not until he was 16. We did the driving around thing too. Found him every time at his girlfriend's. She got pregnant when he was just shy of 17. One of those Pregnancy Pact things we've all read or heard about since 1997. Whole other chapter there. But you are absolutely correct. I don't think it's senseless either. Until I do, if that makes sense. I've always told my sisters, if I stop talking about it, that's when you need to start worrying about me. Same need to feel productive and solution oriented. Never give up. Surrender in the moment, knowing tomorrow is another day and none of us know what is around the corner. When I need to. I've seen miracles before. No reason to think there will never be another one. Staying busy has its use for anxiety, worry and powerlessness. It's all such a balancing act. Never had to deal with Anosognosia in one of my loved ones before. New puzzle. New shapes. I'm just beginning to learn how to deal with this.The lines are still blurry. I think about the cartoons of my childhood. Little birdies flying in a circle over someone's head. Not so funny now. Picking up something heavy and banging someone's head to bring them back. If only it were that simple. Time to turn it over and go to bed. Thank you. [/QUOTE]
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