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<blockquote data-quote="SearchingForRainbows" data-source="post: 548154" data-attributes="member: 3388"><p>Fran,</p><p></p><p>I've missed you, all of your wisdom, and have been wondering how your difficult child is doing. This is an amazing clip! I've already bookmarked the site, am forwarding it to my husband, and can't wait to see the finished documentary! </p><p></p><p>There was a very brief glimpse of one person in it who reminds me of difficult child 1. difficult child 1 found a fantastic job involving computers (of course, lol!). He is the youngest employee and the only one without a four year degree (he has an associates) ever hired by this company. He is supporting himself, has a nice apartment and a new car. He finally has friends who all have similar interests and spends lots of time socializing when he isn't working. He is very proud of his accomplishments and so am I. That isn't to say, he doesn't have any issues, however, he is doing a zillion times better then I ever thought possible. I am grateful every single day for how well he is doing and pray that he isn't "done cooking," as I think you used to say. </p><p></p><p>I'm very happy to hear that your difficult child is doing well too! Thank you so much for sharing this clip. Years ago I would have loved to have been able to see this clip, get an idea, understanding of what the future might look like for my difficult children as young adults. As always, I'm sure your knowledge and experience is going to benefit many of us.</p><p></p><p>Thanks again for sharing and it's really nice to "see" you. SFR</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SearchingForRainbows, post: 548154, member: 3388"] Fran, I've missed you, all of your wisdom, and have been wondering how your difficult child is doing. This is an amazing clip! I've already bookmarked the site, am forwarding it to my husband, and can't wait to see the finished documentary! There was a very brief glimpse of one person in it who reminds me of difficult child 1. difficult child 1 found a fantastic job involving computers (of course, lol!). He is the youngest employee and the only one without a four year degree (he has an associates) ever hired by this company. He is supporting himself, has a nice apartment and a new car. He finally has friends who all have similar interests and spends lots of time socializing when he isn't working. He is very proud of his accomplishments and so am I. That isn't to say, he doesn't have any issues, however, he is doing a zillion times better then I ever thought possible. I am grateful every single day for how well he is doing and pray that he isn't "done cooking," as I think you used to say. I'm very happy to hear that your difficult child is doing well too! Thank you so much for sharing this clip. Years ago I would have loved to have been able to see this clip, get an idea, understanding of what the future might look like for my difficult children as young adults. As always, I'm sure your knowledge and experience is going to benefit many of us. Thanks again for sharing and it's really nice to "see" you. SFR [/QUOTE]
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