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<blockquote data-quote="FlowerGarden" data-source="post: 464692" data-attributes="member: 3068"><p>difficult child had left a message for an appointment and got a return message to call for an appointment. He did get an appointment and went today. He was disqualified for his possession arrest. He's a bit down but thinking of trying the other branches of the military. I believe the Army was his choice because my dad was in the Army. difficult child was about 5 when my dad died. Even though he was so young, he took "care" of my dad when he was sick. difficult child would sit and play games with him, get him food, help him get out of a chair, etc. I have never asked difficult child what he wanted to do in the military. I didn't want to be "accused" of trying to sway him. At times, when we ask questions, he feels we are trying to talk him into or out of doing something, so I am trying to be more of a listener!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FlowerGarden, post: 464692, member: 3068"] difficult child had left a message for an appointment and got a return message to call for an appointment. He did get an appointment and went today. He was disqualified for his possession arrest. He's a bit down but thinking of trying the other branches of the military. I believe the Army was his choice because my dad was in the Army. difficult child was about 5 when my dad died. Even though he was so young, he took "care" of my dad when he was sick. difficult child would sit and play games with him, get him food, help him get out of a chair, etc. I have never asked difficult child what he wanted to do in the military. I didn't want to be "accused" of trying to sway him. At times, when we ask questions, he feels we are trying to talk him into or out of doing something, so I am trying to be more of a listener! [/QUOTE]
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