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<blockquote data-quote="Jena" data-source="post: 422339" data-attributes="member: 4514"><p>DDD yes great idea we are at the library all the time. i've hooked difficult child up with all sorts of things there. yesterday she took part in a lego competition. last week she made biscuits for shelter dogs and got community service time and award. so i got her covered lol. my weekends without her are blissful. sorry i love her yet my time alone is crucial. at night i try to get her contained so i can be alone before husband walks in and my second half of night begins.</p><p> </p><p>this isnt' alone this i'm in difficult child world all day long lol. today i had to deal with-her room. it was hoardville galore!! 3 hours later almost we can see the flr. we took our time worked thru dumping stuff, took breaks so she could work thru it. i talked about living healthy (hold on mom's gotta go smoke cig on porch lol)..... you get the point though.</p><p> </p><p>i do fill my time. guess i just gotta be patient for my world to begin just as she has to. mary i'm sorry yet sounds like your good with that adn that's what counts.</p><p> </p><p>for me doing the volunteer work will be hard, because during week i just sit in my room when shes with tutors. our house is too small to be up and about without disturbing them. i sit in my room and i write and write. been working on something for a while now.</p><p> </p><p>i do the whole thing each day i make time to do something "nice' for me could be as simple as a bubble bath, reading magazine etc. or coming here which i do alot inbetween my the craziness!!!</p><p> </p><p>thanks guys...... had to cut down therapy to every other week, i'Tourette's Syndrome too expensive 100 a session</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jena, post: 422339, member: 4514"] DDD yes great idea we are at the library all the time. i've hooked difficult child up with all sorts of things there. yesterday she took part in a lego competition. last week she made biscuits for shelter dogs and got community service time and award. so i got her covered lol. my weekends without her are blissful. sorry i love her yet my time alone is crucial. at night i try to get her contained so i can be alone before husband walks in and my second half of night begins. this isnt' alone this i'm in difficult child world all day long lol. today i had to deal with-her room. it was hoardville galore!! 3 hours later almost we can see the flr. we took our time worked thru dumping stuff, took breaks so she could work thru it. i talked about living healthy (hold on mom's gotta go smoke cig on porch lol)..... you get the point though. i do fill my time. guess i just gotta be patient for my world to begin just as she has to. mary i'm sorry yet sounds like your good with that adn that's what counts. for me doing the volunteer work will be hard, because during week i just sit in my room when shes with tutors. our house is too small to be up and about without disturbing them. i sit in my room and i write and write. been working on something for a while now. i do the whole thing each day i make time to do something "nice' for me could be as simple as a bubble bath, reading magazine etc. or coming here which i do alot inbetween my the craziness!!! thanks guys...... had to cut down therapy to every other week, i'Tourette's Syndrome too expensive 100 a session [/QUOTE]
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