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How do you keep feeling love after they cross the line?
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<blockquote data-quote="wethreepeeps" data-source="post: 419574" data-attributes="member: 3436"><p>Also, I wanted to say that I know difficult child has never actually struck or injured daughter. threatened her numerous times, thrown objects that *nearly* hit her, but he is never, ever alone with her. We have a very small apartment, two bedrooms, and my bed is in the dining nook right off the living room. He would have to go past me to get to her. My computer desk is right next to her bedroom door, so there is really no way for him to sneak past me to get to her. Also, it's only about 700 sq ft, so if someone else sneezes, we all hear it. While she is physically disabled, she has a very outspoken and strong personality, and she's homebound, so she's home with me all day while he's at school. If he had done something to her, she would definitely tell me. Our safety plan during his rages is that she shuts her bedroom door and parks her 250lb electric wheelchair in front of the door, so he couldn't possible get in. the love seat is also near her door, so if needed to, I could easily shove the love seat in front of her door and at least slow him down until I could restrain him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wethreepeeps, post: 419574, member: 3436"] Also, I wanted to say that I know difficult child has never actually struck or injured daughter. threatened her numerous times, thrown objects that *nearly* hit her, but he is never, ever alone with her. We have a very small apartment, two bedrooms, and my bed is in the dining nook right off the living room. He would have to go past me to get to her. My computer desk is right next to her bedroom door, so there is really no way for him to sneak past me to get to her. Also, it's only about 700 sq ft, so if someone else sneezes, we all hear it. While she is physically disabled, she has a very outspoken and strong personality, and she's homebound, so she's home with me all day while he's at school. If he had done something to her, she would definitely tell me. Our safety plan during his rages is that she shuts her bedroom door and parks her 250lb electric wheelchair in front of the door, so he couldn't possible get in. the love seat is also near her door, so if needed to, I could easily shove the love seat in front of her door and at least slow him down until I could restrain him. [/QUOTE]
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