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<blockquote data-quote="Not Unique" data-source="post: 763190" data-attributes="member: 30477"><p>Thank you so much for responding, Crayola. My son complies on and off with his medications. He took them at my moms mostly because he was practically hand fed them by her. But he would leave for days to gamble or smoke crack and then the medications efficacy was obviously Interrupted. He just called me a few hours ago to let me know he was being released from the psychiatric unit yet again. He was hoping that my husband and I would send him a little extra money via Western Union because it’s his birthday tomorrow. My husband and I go back-and-forth about whether this is The right thing to do. My husband says he sleeps better at night knowing at least he sent him a few dollars and he can buy something to eat. We both know he never buys anything to eat with that money. I make sure I let him know that I love him because I do with all my heart. I also try to make it clear that I am no longer in the job of trying to save him. I read all about the fog on this wonderful website. And as a mother I always have to redirect my thoughts and ask God for help when I am feeling that incredible guilt that I have let go of his circumstances.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Not Unique, post: 763190, member: 30477"] Thank you so much for responding, Crayola. My son complies on and off with his medications. He took them at my moms mostly because he was practically hand fed them by her. But he would leave for days to gamble or smoke crack and then the medications efficacy was obviously Interrupted. He just called me a few hours ago to let me know he was being released from the psychiatric unit yet again. He was hoping that my husband and I would send him a little extra money via Western Union because it’s his birthday tomorrow. My husband and I go back-and-forth about whether this is The right thing to do. My husband says he sleeps better at night knowing at least he sent him a few dollars and he can buy something to eat. We both know he never buys anything to eat with that money. I make sure I let him know that I love him because I do with all my heart. I also try to make it clear that I am no longer in the job of trying to save him. I read all about the fog on this wonderful website. And as a mother I always have to redirect my thoughts and ask God for help when I am feeling that incredible guilt that I have let go of his circumstances. [/QUOTE]
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