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<blockquote data-quote="40andup" data-source="post: 36765" data-attributes="member: 3661"><p>Thanks for the encouragement. It wonderful what a few days time can do for your perspective. husband and I are finally on the same page so husband is much happier. I was always defending difficult child but I see now that it was a mistake. difficult child just called today. He has figured out all on his own how to get a cell phone! Such an accomplishment. He needed our permission to transfer his number. Since he talked nice I gave it to him. He also gave me a list of friends that were at our house when the money went missing. I don't know that I believe him when he says he didn't take it. But I do know that kids are wonderful tattle tales and with the list of kids and some interagation but us and the police I believe a fuller story of what happened will come out. difficult child knows he's not allowed back in the house and that he is financially responsible to pay back the money, even if he didn't take it. He hosted a party at our house when he was SPECIFICALLY</p><p>warned not to.</p><p></p><p>Taking Psychology classes is very informative. Just a little note. Some kids are genetically predisposed to behavioral problems, and there is a reduction in gray matter in the teenage brain the brings about risky behaviors. It's nice to know I am not a bad parent who has totally messed up my kid.</p><p></p><p>Also I agree with you reagrding teachers, doctors, counselors, etc. So many of them are young and childless. How can you possibly relate to anything in my life when they are barely above adolescents themselves.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="40andup, post: 36765, member: 3661"] Thanks for the encouragement. It wonderful what a few days time can do for your perspective. husband and I are finally on the same page so husband is much happier. I was always defending difficult child but I see now that it was a mistake. difficult child just called today. He has figured out all on his own how to get a cell phone! Such an accomplishment. He needed our permission to transfer his number. Since he talked nice I gave it to him. He also gave me a list of friends that were at our house when the money went missing. I don't know that I believe him when he says he didn't take it. But I do know that kids are wonderful tattle tales and with the list of kids and some interagation but us and the police I believe a fuller story of what happened will come out. difficult child knows he's not allowed back in the house and that he is financially responsible to pay back the money, even if he didn't take it. He hosted a party at our house when he was SPECIFICALLY warned not to. Taking Psychology classes is very informative. Just a little note. Some kids are genetically predisposed to behavioral problems, and there is a reduction in gray matter in the teenage brain the brings about risky behaviors. It's nice to know I am not a bad parent who has totally messed up my kid. Also I agree with you reagrding teachers, doctors, counselors, etc. So many of them are young and childless. How can you possibly relate to anything in my life when they are barely above adolescents themselves. [/QUOTE]
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