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marble falls

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

Sat Apr 12, 2014, 01:43 PM

Apr 2014

and I have no insight that makes this any easier. The most important person to worry about is you. If you can't be strong there's no one to advocate for your son. You've done the first and most important thing for him right now. He's alive and will be reasonably safe. You've made a decision for his safety and treatment and it is important to stick with it so long as he's not deteriorating or in direct danger. Keep paying attention and let everybody know it, question doctor and treatment but without something you personally know keep your son in treatment.

My prayers are with you and your son.

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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