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<blockquote data-quote="Scent of Cedar *" data-source="post: 615914" data-attributes="member: 17461"><p>So, the current plan may be: difficult child daughter and granddaughter remain at the Shelter for now. difficult child begins homeschooling granddaughter. (difficult child was a Junior High math/science teacher in a school for at risk kids before this happened, for those who don't know this.) difficult child will probably need surgery on both feet. Consult for this is the 2nd. After the surgery, and depending on how difficult child granddaughter is doing, husband and the neighbor would drive up to get both difficult child daughter and granddaughter. difficult child would continue to homeschool granddaughter through a program Minnesota has where the curriculum is provided. Once recovery is complete, difficult child daughter and granddaughter will take a year away to hike the Appalachian Trail. Alternatively, difficult child and granddaughter would continue at the Shelter after the surgery, availing themselves of what is available to them in Minnesota or an adjoining state. difficult child daughter would still homeschool granddaughter. Once they are ready, they will take a year to hike the Appalachian Trail.</p><p></p><p>In the interim, there is online math tutoring to consider. </p><p></p><p>You never know. The Appalachian Trail thing could work ~ for both difficult child and granddaughter.</p><p></p><p>husband and I are doing well, just considering what to think about, what would be best. Probably best for difficult child and granddaughter to establish themselves in an apartment somewhere and then, come for a visit here. </p><p></p><p>Cedar</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Scent of Cedar *, post: 615914, member: 17461"] So, the current plan may be: difficult child daughter and granddaughter remain at the Shelter for now. difficult child begins homeschooling granddaughter. (difficult child was a Junior High math/science teacher in a school for at risk kids before this happened, for those who don't know this.) difficult child will probably need surgery on both feet. Consult for this is the 2nd. After the surgery, and depending on how difficult child granddaughter is doing, husband and the neighbor would drive up to get both difficult child daughter and granddaughter. difficult child would continue to homeschool granddaughter through a program Minnesota has where the curriculum is provided. Once recovery is complete, difficult child daughter and granddaughter will take a year away to hike the Appalachian Trail. Alternatively, difficult child and granddaughter would continue at the Shelter after the surgery, availing themselves of what is available to them in Minnesota or an adjoining state. difficult child daughter would still homeschool granddaughter. Once they are ready, they will take a year to hike the Appalachian Trail. In the interim, there is online math tutoring to consider. You never know. The Appalachian Trail thing could work ~ for both difficult child and granddaughter. husband and I are doing well, just considering what to think about, what would be best. Probably best for difficult child and granddaughter to establish themselves in an apartment somewhere and then, come for a visit here. Cedar [/QUOTE]
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