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<blockquote data-quote="katya02" data-source="post: 766628" data-attributes="member: 2884">Thank you, LetGo. I am happy that my son-in-law is going to seek guardianship, and I hope it happens. Sometimes my sister in law has some difficulty with follow-through, but I do think he’s at his wits’ end and knows something has to change. He isn’t seeking to simply evict my son either; he sees their house as unsafe for my son and wants to get him into residential treatment. i completely agree with that.I’m turning my focus now to my husband and his surgery, and to my disabled son with whom I am committed to develop some healthy eating menus and go on daily outdoor walks as he’s too anxious and deconditioned to leave the house. Plus I have two beautiful granddaughters within driving distance to visit and another granddaughter and grandson out west to visit.The thing with addiction is that it sucks all the oxygen out of the room. For quite some time there has been nothing left, no time or energy, for anyone else. Now that my addicted son has had a serious health crisis and injury but is still adamant about not changing, I can respect his decision and I know that I haven’t left anything undone. This is truly in his court.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="katya02, post: 766628, member: 2884"] Thank you, LetGo. I am happy that my son-in-law is going to seek guardianship, and I hope it happens. Sometimes my sister in law has some difficulty with follow-through, but I do think he’s at his wits’ end and knows something has to change. He isn’t seeking to simply evict my son either; he sees their house as unsafe for my son and wants to get him into residential treatment. i completely agree with that. I’m turning my focus now to my husband and his surgery, and to my disabled son with whom I am committed to develop some healthy eating menus and go on daily outdoor walks as he’s too anxious and deconditioned to leave the house. Plus I have two beautiful granddaughters within driving distance to visit and another granddaughter and grandson out west to visit. The thing with addiction is that it sucks all the oxygen out of the room. For quite some time there has been nothing left, no time or energy, for anyone else. Now that my addicted son has had a serious health crisis and injury but is still adamant about not changing, I can respect his decision and I know that I haven’t left anything undone. This is truly in his court. [/QUOTE]

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