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Just when I thought things were looking up
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 649777" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>Sorry. I'm sorry she is drinking so much too. My daughter got into substances at age twelve. Yes, that's young, but it happens. Have you taken her for an assessment to see if she is abusing alcohol? Of course they requires s he tell the truth. When she isn't home check her room for hidden alcohol bottles. Does anything about drinking show up on her FB? There are clues they leave us.</p><p></p><p>It would be good if your husband doesn't slap her in the face. He can seriously get into trouble for that, especially around the head, if she decides to tell anyone about it. He needs to refrain and walk away, no matter how angry he gets. After all, he is the adult.</p><p></p><p>Perhaps family counseling would be a good place to start? I can understand and empathize with your fear.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 649777, member: 1550"] Sorry. I'm sorry she is drinking so much too. My daughter got into substances at age twelve. Yes, that's young, but it happens. Have you taken her for an assessment to see if she is abusing alcohol? Of course they requires s he tell the truth. When she isn't home check her room for hidden alcohol bottles. Does anything about drinking show up on her FB? There are clues they leave us. It would be good if your husband doesn't slap her in the face. He can seriously get into trouble for that, especially around the head, if she decides to tell anyone about it. He needs to refrain and walk away, no matter how angry he gets. After all, he is the adult. Perhaps family counseling would be a good place to start? I can understand and empathize with your fear. [/QUOTE]
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