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The Guidance meeting did not go well
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<blockquote data-quote="StressedM0mma" data-source="post: 484996" data-attributes="member: 13204"><p>Thank you Buddy and IC. When I first read what you both wrote I got upset. I thought how can flunking school be so unimportant? But, I slept on it, and I am starting to see where you are coming from. She had a very good day yesterday. When I picked her up from school I was very surprised she was not snarky or having anger outbursts at all. We went and had some ice cream together, and had a nice chat about nothing. She took about an hour nap when we got home, and was awake for the rest of the evening. The girls and husband gave me my b-day present a day early. She spent a long time wrapping it and making it look nice. She was so proud of the gift, she did all of the research making sure they got a good one, and she had even remembered that I wanted one. She was so great and compliant. I had I hopes for today.</p><p> But I did mention to husband that I bet it took everything she had to do that, and that she would be wiped out. And I was right. She can't(or won't) get out of bed this morning. She is going to be late again. I am trying very hard to remember that getting her healthy is the most important thing. I just worry so much for her future, and I know that I need to stop that and worry about today, and only today. But, it is so hard. I want so much for her to be happy. </p><p> The absolute worst part is I keep feeling like this is just a game she is playing. I just wish there was some way to know for sure.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="StressedM0mma, post: 484996, member: 13204"] Thank you Buddy and IC. When I first read what you both wrote I got upset. I thought how can flunking school be so unimportant? But, I slept on it, and I am starting to see where you are coming from. She had a very good day yesterday. When I picked her up from school I was very surprised she was not snarky or having anger outbursts at all. We went and had some ice cream together, and had a nice chat about nothing. She took about an hour nap when we got home, and was awake for the rest of the evening. The girls and husband gave me my b-day present a day early. She spent a long time wrapping it and making it look nice. She was so proud of the gift, she did all of the research making sure they got a good one, and she had even remembered that I wanted one. She was so great and compliant. I had I hopes for today. But I did mention to husband that I bet it took everything she had to do that, and that she would be wiped out. And I was right. She can't(or won't) get out of bed this morning. She is going to be late again. I am trying very hard to remember that getting her healthy is the most important thing. I just worry so much for her future, and I know that I need to stop that and worry about today, and only today. But, it is so hard. I want so much for her to be happy. The absolute worst part is I keep feeling like this is just a game she is playing. I just wish there was some way to know for sure. [/QUOTE]
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