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Weed isn't a drug? Really?
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<blockquote data-quote="journeer" data-source="post: 729188" data-attributes="member: 22866"><p>So glad to have found this warm place. Put a lot of my fears at bay.</p><p></p><p>Question first:</p><p>What is "sober living"? Is it a group home or service?</p><p></p><p>My sweet kind boy started mj at 15 while parents started the divorce. It's been a rocky downhill journey since. Since I am the parent that stayed with the kids, I became the target of the blame game.</p><p></p><p>He's now 28. I finally realized any financial help I had given him was enabling. But I was clueless as to how difficult it would be to live through the nights when it's freezing cold out there, knowing he's now homeless. My therapist said he's not hit rock bottom yet. The heart ache is already keeping me up at nights. I know it's a tough road ahead, Lord help me with what it takes to keep myself at peace. I need to be firm and see him for who he is now: manipulative, cruel, abusive and entitled. Yet, I want my old boy back...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="journeer, post: 729188, member: 22866"] So glad to have found this warm place. Put a lot of my fears at bay. Question first: What is "sober living"? Is it a group home or service? My sweet kind boy started mj at 15 while parents started the divorce. It's been a rocky downhill journey since. Since I am the parent that stayed with the kids, I became the target of the blame game. He's now 28. I finally realized any financial help I had given him was enabling. But I was clueless as to how difficult it would be to live through the nights when it's freezing cold out there, knowing he's now homeless. My therapist said he's not hit rock bottom yet. The heart ache is already keeping me up at nights. I know it's a tough road ahead, Lord help me with what it takes to keep myself at peace. I need to be firm and see him for who he is now: manipulative, cruel, abusive and entitled. Yet, I want my old boy back... [/QUOTE]
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