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32 year old homeless son
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<blockquote data-quote="DebbieS" data-source="post: 733212" data-attributes="member: 23044"><p>Thank you so much Tanya. I do understand what you mean. It can be draining to deal with our sons.</p><p></p><p>Today i actually called a shelter to clear the way for my son, 32 years old, tho take a shower and eat. He told me they said no. So i called. I want to see him for mothers day, and not dirty and disgusting. Sheltwr told me it was possible that someone did tell him no, but they were wrong and he clarified the times the showers are open, and to whom my son should speak too. Way too involved for the mother of a normal 32 year old, but ... anyway, i moved on very quickly after relaying the shelters message to my son, so out didn't interrupt my day much. Dont know if He went, but that doesn't affect me. He wasnt thankful, but i will be when we go to dinner on mothers day.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DebbieS, post: 733212, member: 23044"] Thank you so much Tanya. I do understand what you mean. It can be draining to deal with our sons. Today i actually called a shelter to clear the way for my son, 32 years old, tho take a shower and eat. He told me they said no. So i called. I want to see him for mothers day, and not dirty and disgusting. Sheltwr told me it was possible that someone did tell him no, but they were wrong and he clarified the times the showers are open, and to whom my son should speak too. Way too involved for the mother of a normal 32 year old, but ... anyway, i moved on very quickly after relaying the shelters message to my son, so out didn't interrupt my day much. Dont know if He went, but that doesn't affect me. He wasnt thankful, but i will be when we go to dinner on mothers day. [/QUOTE]
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