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Homeless 46 year old daughter and a son in jail
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<blockquote data-quote="Weary Mother" data-source="post: 698852" data-attributes="member: 20487"><p>Tanya, thanks for your encouragement. I am trying hard. My son is now in RDC where they asses you and place you in a prison. He has been there since 8/9/16. No AC, no work, just wait. He was ordered by the court to make restitution to the rehab of the house that burned in the meth fire, to the girlfriends burn injuries from the explosion and 1 month in the hospital, the state police for the forensic examination of the house they did and will not be eligible for release until 10 of 2018. He has depression, anxiety, learning disabilities, hearing loss, and is 48 years old. I fight daily to not let my sorrow for him overtake my common sense that tells me he can make better decisions. My daughter is now working but needs progress in being humble and grateful. She is still self centered and seems to have an attitude of entitlement until she gets into a bind and then she can be very pitiful. She is 46 years old, diabetic, overweight, depressed and has social anxiety as well as anger issues. I am glad that for now she lives 500 miles away near her younger daughter. It give me relief from her negative persona. </p><p></p><p>I am working on me. I am working on what is my life about? I know what is has been about. Drama, other peoples drama. Now I have choices and I am looking at my options. One is to sell my house if I can make money on it and bank that, find a part time job that I would actually enjoy instead of working in a drudging job just to have spending money. And perhaps I can also do volunteer work somewhere. My life has been what is has been, I can't change the past. All I want is to try to find a peaceful way to spend the rest of what time I am here. So thankful for this forum, and agree with Sadgranny that it is too bad we all have to meet this way, but so glad we did.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Weary Mother, post: 698852, member: 20487"] Tanya, thanks for your encouragement. I am trying hard. My son is now in RDC where they asses you and place you in a prison. He has been there since 8/9/16. No AC, no work, just wait. He was ordered by the court to make restitution to the rehab of the house that burned in the meth fire, to the girlfriends burn injuries from the explosion and 1 month in the hospital, the state police for the forensic examination of the house they did and will not be eligible for release until 10 of 2018. He has depression, anxiety, learning disabilities, hearing loss, and is 48 years old. I fight daily to not let my sorrow for him overtake my common sense that tells me he can make better decisions. My daughter is now working but needs progress in being humble and grateful. She is still self centered and seems to have an attitude of entitlement until she gets into a bind and then she can be very pitiful. She is 46 years old, diabetic, overweight, depressed and has social anxiety as well as anger issues. I am glad that for now she lives 500 miles away near her younger daughter. It give me relief from her negative persona. I am working on me. I am working on what is my life about? I know what is has been about. Drama, other peoples drama. Now I have choices and I am looking at my options. One is to sell my house if I can make money on it and bank that, find a part time job that I would actually enjoy instead of working in a drudging job just to have spending money. And perhaps I can also do volunteer work somewhere. My life has been what is has been, I can't change the past. All I want is to try to find a peaceful way to spend the rest of what time I am here. So thankful for this forum, and agree with Sadgranny that it is too bad we all have to meet this way, but so glad we did. [/QUOTE]
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