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<blockquote data-quote="Beta" data-source="post: 756759" data-attributes="member: 22597"><p>Copa, this is exactly what has been on my mind the last two weeks since so much has come to a standstill. If Josh had waited two weeks to contact us, I'm not sure how we would have gotten him here, other than getting in the car and making a 15 hour drive to get him. And when I think of someone homeless or practically homeless (I'm not sure which since he won't elaborate) in this current environment...well, that's the stuff of nightmares. I thank God many times that He was merciful and got him here just before this whole thing struck us. I'm so glad to hear your son is in a relatively safe environment and maybe he will respond to this program he's in. I know it was excruciatingly hard for you to make that decision to not extend help anymore. It's one of those "between a rock and a hard place" situations we face with our kids. </p><p></p><p>Fortunately, we live in small town that does not have mass transportation or any of the things that can cause the virus to be transmitted faster, but we are being very careful. Obviously, our trip to Israel is history; that's a disappointment, of course. We had a move planned for just after our return from Israel; to move back to the southeast. Now that move has been postponed until we can get a sense of whether jobs will be available where we plan on moving. There is not one person on this planet I think whose life has not been disrupted and altered by this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Beta, post: 756759, member: 22597"] Copa, this is exactly what has been on my mind the last two weeks since so much has come to a standstill. If Josh had waited two weeks to contact us, I'm not sure how we would have gotten him here, other than getting in the car and making a 15 hour drive to get him. And when I think of someone homeless or practically homeless (I'm not sure which since he won't elaborate) in this current environment...well, that's the stuff of nightmares. I thank God many times that He was merciful and got him here just before this whole thing struck us. I'm so glad to hear your son is in a relatively safe environment and maybe he will respond to this program he's in. I know it was excruciatingly hard for you to make that decision to not extend help anymore. It's one of those "between a rock and a hard place" situations we face with our kids. Fortunately, we live in small town that does not have mass transportation or any of the things that can cause the virus to be transmitted faster, but we are being very careful. Obviously, our trip to Israel is history; that's a disappointment, of course. We had a move planned for just after our return from Israel; to move back to the southeast. Now that move has been postponed until we can get a sense of whether jobs will be available where we plan on moving. There is not one person on this planet I think whose life has not been disrupted and altered by this. [/QUOTE]
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