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Now he's trying to make false accusations to the judge
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<blockquote data-quote="Baggy Bags" data-source="post: 728898" data-attributes="member: 22819"><p>What Copabanana says about the positive things are all true, except for the having lots of friends part. He's always had a hard time making and keeping friends, which is part of the problem. I took him out of school to homeschool because he was being bullied badly. He *does* charm the pants of most adults though (at least in first impressions), especially young (20-30yo) adults. My hope has always been that once he is old enough to really hang out with the older crowd, he'll finally feel like he has friends.</p><p></p><p>Also, just to clarify, can't remember off the top of my head who said it, but we haven't moved. We've lived here my son's entire life. Perhaps it was confused with his running away. </p><p></p><p>The whole process probably started when he started smoking weed in April 2016, but didn't really become a problem until he was smoking almost daily, or daily, in June of last year. One of the first things I read when I started researching, was about cannabis-induced psychosis. Nobody believed me, because so few people seem to know about it. It's been so eye-opening to hear so many people talk about it here. I am more and more convinced that this, which is what clicked for me in the beginning, is a big part.</p><p></p><p>I'll definitely ask the doctors about the brain scans.</p><p></p><p>I'm sure that projecting our own stories onto others here is something that always happens. What other advice can we give really? It's all very valuable information to me - from your personal stories, to the advice, to the hard facts... all of it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Baggy Bags, post: 728898, member: 22819"] What Copabanana says about the positive things are all true, except for the having lots of friends part. He's always had a hard time making and keeping friends, which is part of the problem. I took him out of school to homeschool because he was being bullied badly. He *does* charm the pants of most adults though (at least in first impressions), especially young (20-30yo) adults. My hope has always been that once he is old enough to really hang out with the older crowd, he'll finally feel like he has friends. Also, just to clarify, can't remember off the top of my head who said it, but we haven't moved. We've lived here my son's entire life. Perhaps it was confused with his running away. The whole process probably started when he started smoking weed in April 2016, but didn't really become a problem until he was smoking almost daily, or daily, in June of last year. One of the first things I read when I started researching, was about cannabis-induced psychosis. Nobody believed me, because so few people seem to know about it. It's been so eye-opening to hear so many people talk about it here. I am more and more convinced that this, which is what clicked for me in the beginning, is a big part. I'll definitely ask the doctors about the brain scans. I'm sure that projecting our own stories onto others here is something that always happens. What other advice can we give really? It's all very valuable information to me - from your personal stories, to the advice, to the hard facts... all of it. [/QUOTE]
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