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<blockquote data-quote="Copabanana" data-source="post: 747381" data-attributes="member: 18958"><p>I do not see how she has the power to do all of this. I mean, this is not your immediate concern. I really do understand how pissed you must be with your son that he has gotten himself in this situation. He does not deserve to be alienated from his child. He has every right in the world to see him and be a factor in his life, not erased. This is terrible that he has made himself vulnerable to this. I feel sad for him, for his child, and for you.</p><p></p><p>I get that your son is mentally ill and has drug issues, but he loves his child, and wants to have a relationship with him. This puts him head and shoulders above so many parents who are indifferent.</p><p></p><p>How will you approach the court issue, have you decided?</p><p></p><p>What is 302ed? I forget.</p><p></p><p>Triedandtrue. You are in a tough spot emotionally. You love your son so much. You can't fix it, but you want to support him. I would be honest with son. Your son knows how much you love him. </p><p></p><p>I am taking heart with you that he has been managing on his own, and that even with all of this, he is beginning a new job.</p><p></p><p>The girlfriend incident is exactly why when people are in heavy duty therapy or other recovery activities it is stressed that staying away from serious romantic entanglements is a good idea, until we have ourselves together and stable.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Copabanana, post: 747381, member: 18958"] I do not see how she has the power to do all of this. I mean, this is not your immediate concern. I really do understand how pissed you must be with your son that he has gotten himself in this situation. He does not deserve to be alienated from his child. He has every right in the world to see him and be a factor in his life, not erased. This is terrible that he has made himself vulnerable to this. I feel sad for him, for his child, and for you. I get that your son is mentally ill and has drug issues, but he loves his child, and wants to have a relationship with him. This puts him head and shoulders above so many parents who are indifferent. How will you approach the court issue, have you decided? What is 302ed? I forget. Triedandtrue. You are in a tough spot emotionally. You love your son so much. You can't fix it, but you want to support him. I would be honest with son. Your son knows how much you love him. I am taking heart with you that he has been managing on his own, and that even with all of this, he is beginning a new job. The girlfriend incident is exactly why when people are in heavy duty therapy or other recovery activities it is stressed that staying away from serious romantic entanglements is a good idea, until we have ourselves together and stable. [/QUOTE]
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