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<blockquote data-quote="TeDo" data-source="post: 525626"><p>He finally calmed down and was back to "normal" at 5:30. I still have NO idea what got him so stuck but he was stuck in quicksand instead of just mud this time. Usually, the REAL reason he's having a tough time will just blurt out in the middle of what he's ranting about. Not today. I am at a total loss. I told him he could recover his Boy Scout trip if he got down to work, got it all done, AND didn't say a word that wasn't lesson-related. He did AWESOME. Definitely "back". </p><p></p><p>Thanks for all the words of wisdom and support. If it weren't for you guys, I'd be in a LONG-term Residential Treatment Center (RTC) or something worse. I still feel horrible. I know I'm only human and I know I can only handle so much and I know it's "normal". I just keep thinking about his PTSD and the deep depression he went into when the school did their shenanigans. That is what drives my guilt. I don't want to be the cause of either. THAT is what scares me.</p><p></p><p>He was fine when he went to bed and was hugging me like nothing happened....as he makes quiet comments about how this one spot on his leg hurts where my forearm connected with his thigh when he twisted at the last second so I couldn't get his backside. I quietly told him my forearm doesn't feel much better and his response was a quiet "but my leg didn't try to hurt you". Sometimes I wonder if he will EVER realize that his actions cause reactions. Know what I mean?? It makes me scared for him.</p><p></p><p>Thanks again ladies. I love you all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TeDo, post: 525626"] He finally calmed down and was back to "normal" at 5:30. I still have NO idea what got him so stuck but he was stuck in quicksand instead of just mud this time. Usually, the REAL reason he's having a tough time will just blurt out in the middle of what he's ranting about. Not today. I am at a total loss. I told him he could recover his Boy Scout trip if he got down to work, got it all done, AND didn't say a word that wasn't lesson-related. He did AWESOME. Definitely "back". Thanks for all the words of wisdom and support. If it weren't for you guys, I'd be in a LONG-term Residential Treatment Center (RTC) or something worse. I still feel horrible. I know I'm only human and I know I can only handle so much and I know it's "normal". I just keep thinking about his PTSD and the deep depression he went into when the school did their shenanigans. That is what drives my guilt. I don't want to be the cause of either. THAT is what scares me. He was fine when he went to bed and was hugging me like nothing happened....as he makes quiet comments about how this one spot on his leg hurts where my forearm connected with his thigh when he twisted at the last second so I couldn't get his backside. I quietly told him my forearm doesn't feel much better and his response was a quiet "but my leg didn't try to hurt you". Sometimes I wonder if he will EVER realize that his actions cause reactions. Know what I mean?? It makes me scared for him. Thanks again ladies. I love you all. [/QUOTE]
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