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Trying to ignore a gnawing panic in my belly...
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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 95208" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>I didn't even read the other responses because I felt the panic with you. Um, drinking and driving can be fatal to her and others. WHY does she have a car, insurance and a license when she drinks and drives? I took my daughter's license away from her and she had NO use of the car and we never paid for her insurance (she was on drugs). When she turned eighteen her brother bought her a car (not his brightest moment). She got into a horrible accident and it was lucky that nobody was seriously hurt, but she had no car or license again and (gasp) had to WALK to work. She got sober over the course of the next few years while living in the basement of her compassionate brother who had a large house and a special affinity for her. In your position, the girl wouldn't drive. Not under my roof. Not in my car. Not on my insurance. Walking and riding a bike is great exercise. AND I'd NEVER EVER EVER even consider letting her earn that privilege back if she drove to visit loser friends. JMO</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 95208, member: 1550"] I didn't even read the other responses because I felt the panic with you. Um, drinking and driving can be fatal to her and others. WHY does she have a car, insurance and a license when she drinks and drives? I took my daughter's license away from her and she had NO use of the car and we never paid for her insurance (she was on drugs). When she turned eighteen her brother bought her a car (not his brightest moment). She got into a horrible accident and it was lucky that nobody was seriously hurt, but she had no car or license again and (gasp) had to WALK to work. She got sober over the course of the next few years while living in the basement of her compassionate brother who had a large house and a special affinity for her. In your position, the girl wouldn't drive. Not under my roof. Not in my car. Not on my insurance. Walking and riding a bike is great exercise. AND I'd NEVER EVER EVER even consider letting her earn that privilege back if she drove to visit loser friends. JMO [/QUOTE]
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