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<blockquote data-quote="Pepper." data-source="post: 761275" data-attributes="member: 28601"><p>Thank you for your reply Deni D. He is my biological son and no, there is not any bipolar or schizophrenia in our families, that we know of. There is depression, alcoholism, anxiety, but nothing like what my son has. My maternal grandmother committed suicide at age 82. She became terrified that my grandpa would die before her leaving her all alone. She was in and out of holds on and off for a few months before she killed herself but prior to that, she lead a normal life, raising two kids, traveling the country in their RV in retirement, hosting holidays, etc.</p><p></p><p>I like what you said about finding a more neutral person to speak with him. He idolizes his Uncle and maybe that is something we can use down the line. Hadn’t thought of that.</p><p></p><p>im sorry to hear that your son also spewed lies and hatred publicly to your family and friends. This bothers me SO MUCH. I can’t help but think that maybe they believe there is some truth to it even though we’ve told them it’s all lies. And I’ve never before heard my son speak the way he is right now with swear words and degrading words about women (me). It’s like he’s a completely different person. He was always so sweet, quiet, kind person. Where is that boy? I think I may never see that boy ever again and it feels like a death. It kills me to walk up my stairs because we have so many family photos on the walls and I see his beautiful smiling face at all ages. I miss him. Crying again..</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pepper., post: 761275, member: 28601"] Thank you for your reply Deni D. He is my biological son and no, there is not any bipolar or schizophrenia in our families, that we know of. There is depression, alcoholism, anxiety, but nothing like what my son has. My maternal grandmother committed suicide at age 82. She became terrified that my grandpa would die before her leaving her all alone. She was in and out of holds on and off for a few months before she killed herself but prior to that, she lead a normal life, raising two kids, traveling the country in their RV in retirement, hosting holidays, etc. I like what you said about finding a more neutral person to speak with him. He idolizes his Uncle and maybe that is something we can use down the line. Hadn’t thought of that. im sorry to hear that your son also spewed lies and hatred publicly to your family and friends. This bothers me SO MUCH. I can’t help but think that maybe they believe there is some truth to it even though we’ve told them it’s all lies. And I’ve never before heard my son speak the way he is right now with swear words and degrading words about women (me). It’s like he’s a completely different person. He was always so sweet, quiet, kind person. Where is that boy? I think I may never see that boy ever again and it feels like a death. It kills me to walk up my stairs because we have so many family photos on the walls and I see his beautiful smiling face at all ages. I miss him. Crying again.. [/QUOTE]
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