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My fugitive in jail! She is on her own.
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<blockquote data-quote="Rhonda" data-source="post: 258383" data-attributes="member: 6732"><p>Thanks so much for all the hugs and caring. </p><p> </p><p>Bran - you are so right. I can honestly say that I feel a huge weight off of me. The weight that I never could quite get rid of, worry! Even if you can shed the guilt and shame and all the other irrelevant things that we put on ourselves, you worry.</p><p> </p><p>Strong? Fast? hmmm... nope not me.. I do try to hold on to my moments of sanity though. I cried last night but this morniing I woke up mad as could be. </p><p> </p><p>I called and asked about her court date which has still not been set. I cannot see her unless she stays throught the weekend and then I am allowed in from 3-4 pm Sunday. I also made sure they know about her skipping bail in MS. I want her to face everything. I do not want to be dealing with this forever. Part of me thinks that if the police dont connect the two crimes then it is not my job to do it for them. The other part says, she is my daughter and I have to do what I think is best for her, whether she likes it or not. I think it is best for her to deal with everything now. </p><p> </p><p>Is it awful for me to hope they make her stay for a while, like until she grows up? I can open my Sundays up and visit for quite a while if need be! And then actually get some sleep during the week. </p><p> </p><p>I am gathering all of her medical information together to take to the court. I hope they will make her go to a program that includes therapy. I on the other hand will be coming here for my therapy!</p><p> </p><p>Thank you all again!</p><p>Rhonda</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rhonda, post: 258383, member: 6732"] Thanks so much for all the hugs and caring. Bran - you are so right. I can honestly say that I feel a huge weight off of me. The weight that I never could quite get rid of, worry! Even if you can shed the guilt and shame and all the other irrelevant things that we put on ourselves, you worry. Strong? Fast? hmmm... nope not me.. I do try to hold on to my moments of sanity though. I cried last night but this morniing I woke up mad as could be. I called and asked about her court date which has still not been set. I cannot see her unless she stays throught the weekend and then I am allowed in from 3-4 pm Sunday. I also made sure they know about her skipping bail in MS. I want her to face everything. I do not want to be dealing with this forever. Part of me thinks that if the police dont connect the two crimes then it is not my job to do it for them. The other part says, she is my daughter and I have to do what I think is best for her, whether she likes it or not. I think it is best for her to deal with everything now. Is it awful for me to hope they make her stay for a while, like until she grows up? I can open my Sundays up and visit for quite a while if need be! And then actually get some sleep during the week. I am gathering all of her medical information together to take to the court. I hope they will make her go to a program that includes therapy. I on the other hand will be coming here for my therapy! Thank you all again! Rhonda [/QUOTE]
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