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Cheech made it to 27 ...
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<blockquote data-quote="DDD" data-source="post: 414139" data-attributes="member: 35"><p>I, too, can't believe that so many years have passed "on the edge" with our boys. Somehow it made me feel a little better reading on AOL today an article entitled something like "Child Men". It said there is a whole generation of males who just have not been able to transition into standard adulthood. There is some comfort in numbers!</p><p> </p><p>The baby steps continue as middle age looms. I definitely understand the anxiety of St. Patty's and other celebrations. Sigh!</p><p>on the other hand I have learned to be grateful that easy child/difficult child <em>only </em>gets drunk a couple of times a week and doesn't drive if he is going to get smashed. Geez! I'm thankful, like you, for each day that does not include a crisis and a slow (very slow) pattern of improvement is better than no improvement. Here's to an improved year as he moves on toward 28. Hugs. DDD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DDD, post: 414139, member: 35"] I, too, can't believe that so many years have passed "on the edge" with our boys. Somehow it made me feel a little better reading on AOL today an article entitled something like "Child Men". It said there is a whole generation of males who just have not been able to transition into standard adulthood. There is some comfort in numbers! The baby steps continue as middle age looms. I definitely understand the anxiety of St. Patty's and other celebrations. Sigh! on the other hand I have learned to be grateful that easy child/difficult child [I]only [/I]gets drunk a couple of times a week and doesn't drive if he is going to get smashed. Geez! I'm thankful, like you, for each day that does not include a crisis and a slow (very slow) pattern of improvement is better than no improvement. Here's to an improved year as he moves on toward 28. Hugs. DDD [/QUOTE]
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