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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 582906" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>First I'm sending you a HUGE hug. Secondly I have to say that I literally just signed on to see if you had updated about difficult child#1's recent behavioral change. This turn of events seems likely to be related. I'm not sure who the abuser is, whether it is within the family or not <strong>but</strong> someone has messed with your adolescent son's head...or worse. </p><p></p><p>Unlike you, Liahona, I have not given birth to seven children but I have raised a combined family of six and more recently the two grandsons (one with anxiety and Aspergers plus PTSD from early years of abuse by his Mom's SO).</p><p>Please do not allow your husband to make such a life altering decision about your biological son in need. I am not one to be melodramatic but I'm positive that you have to bear the responsibility for his future...he is not old enough to face his issues with-o his Mom.</p><p></p><p>I promise that I will be praying for you and your son each night before I go to sleep. You are a bright, loving and kind woman. I'm sure of that. I've often felt that your family life is based on religious beliefs that may differ from the creeds many of us follow. If, as I suspect, the man of the house is expected to be the decision maker you are in an uncomfortable position. Your oldest son's whole future may depend on the choices you make this week. Prayers are on there way. Hugs DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 582906, member: 35"] First I'm sending you a HUGE hug. Secondly I have to say that I literally just signed on to see if you had updated about difficult child#1's recent behavioral change. This turn of events seems likely to be related. I'm not sure who the abuser is, whether it is within the family or not [B]but[/B] someone has messed with your adolescent son's head...or worse. Unlike you, Liahona, I have not given birth to seven children but I have raised a combined family of six and more recently the two grandsons (one with anxiety and Aspergers plus PTSD from early years of abuse by his Mom's SO). Please do not allow your husband to make such a life altering decision about your biological son in need. I am not one to be melodramatic but I'm positive that you have to bear the responsibility for his future...he is not old enough to face his issues with-o his Mom. I promise that I will be praying for you and your son each night before I go to sleep. You are a bright, loving and kind woman. I'm sure of that. I've often felt that your family life is based on religious beliefs that may differ from the creeds many of us follow. If, as I suspect, the man of the house is expected to be the decision maker you are in an uncomfortable position. Your oldest son's whole future may depend on the choices you make this week. Prayers are on there way. Hugs DDD [/QUOTE]
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