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<blockquote data-quote="Cheese" data-source="post: 573086" data-attributes="member: 15003"><p>Ugh, bad news. It's tough driving home when you're crying. My brother refused to go to the doctor. Pretty much is refusing everything. So, we are kicking him out.</p><p></p><p>I learned it the hard way. I needed to go uptown to get some things and decided to get my mother a little gift to put on her desk at work to help alleviate some stress. Got her lavender oil as that's supposed to help with relaxation. I got to her work upbeat and positive, but the second I saw my mother's face, I just knew something was grim. She thanked me for the gift and gave me a big hug...and then she told me all about my brother, and SHE said that he is getting kicked out. The gloomy day and rainy night just about sums everything up. I can't help but cry. Memories of what my brother used to be. The fun we had growing up. Knowing my parents are the best in the world and are having to live in such misery. Having such an uncertain future. What is my brother going to do with himself? What might he do to us?</p><p></p><p>I'm really just at that point where I'm about cried out. I do wish my parents had somebody else to talk to. Even though I'm an adult, I'm still their child, and they don't like talking about it in front of me, despite me saying it's okay to let it out. I'm here for them just as much as they're there for me. But somebody more knowledgeable on the subject would be better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cheese, post: 573086, member: 15003"] Ugh, bad news. It's tough driving home when you're crying. My brother refused to go to the doctor. Pretty much is refusing everything. So, we are kicking him out. I learned it the hard way. I needed to go uptown to get some things and decided to get my mother a little gift to put on her desk at work to help alleviate some stress. Got her lavender oil as that's supposed to help with relaxation. I got to her work upbeat and positive, but the second I saw my mother's face, I just knew something was grim. She thanked me for the gift and gave me a big hug...and then she told me all about my brother, and SHE said that he is getting kicked out. The gloomy day and rainy night just about sums everything up. I can't help but cry. Memories of what my brother used to be. The fun we had growing up. Knowing my parents are the best in the world and are having to live in such misery. Having such an uncertain future. What is my brother going to do with himself? What might he do to us? I'm really just at that point where I'm about cried out. I do wish my parents had somebody else to talk to. Even though I'm an adult, I'm still their child, and they don't like talking about it in front of me, despite me saying it's okay to let it out. I'm here for them just as much as they're there for me. But somebody more knowledgeable on the subject would be better. [/QUOTE]
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