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fizzgig

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4. oh, mzteris

Sat Apr 12, 2014, 02:01 PM

Apr 2014

i cannot imagine how awful this is for the both of you.

how do you think he'd react if you got on that plane? it sounds as though it would be good for him to have someone around, but you can't make him do anything, all you can do is be there for him. is there any way he would sign a consent form for you to talk to his docs and put some pressure on that end?

i don't have kids, so i can't fully relate to how you're feeling and it's been awhile since i was that age, so i really can't say how i would have reacted to my mom intervening. but it does sound like he needs more help than what he's getting.

my love to you both

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When is it time [View all] mzteris Apr 2014 OP

. libodem Apr 2014 #1

That's a tough choices in a nightmare situation. I know a little bit of what you're going through... marble falls Apr 2014 #2

he drove to the studio. mzteris Apr 2014 #5

We all have an aspect that others cannot understand. marble falls Apr 2014 #12

VERY rough. elleng Apr 2014 #3

That would be good. mzteris Apr 2014 #6

Good to hear you actually SPOKE with his therapist, elleng Apr 2014 #7

Thank God you could talk to her get the red out Apr 2014 #14

oh, mzteris fizzgig Apr 2014 #4

If it weren't for my younger son mzteris Apr 2014 #8

Sounds like a little progress has already been made libodem Apr 2014 #9

thank you. mzteris Apr 2014 #10

That is a good sign that he is reaching out libodem Apr 2014 #11

Then why mzteris Apr 2014 #13

Honey, no, it's not like that get the red out Apr 2014 #15

Thanks. mzteris Apr 2014 #16

The really scary part is if you get law enforcement involved angstlessk Jun 2014 #17