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<blockquote data-quote="susiestar" data-source="post: 245012" data-attributes="member: 1233"><p>It really IS a big deal to reach out the way your difficult child is doing. The cousin I mentioned was actually the son of my mom and dad's best friend (my aunt). She has had many husband's over the years. The husband she has now she was married to earlier. He is not her son's biodad, but is his dad in his heart. At age 18 my cousin LEGALLY took this man's name. My uncle, as I have called him for over 30 years, could not be in my cousin's life for a while because his wife was bipolar and very very jealous and we were afraid he would hurt my cousin. But he always WANTED to be there.</p><p></p><p>This is part of why my dad played such a big role in my cousin's life. Your difficult child will get rewards from this that last through his entire life, whether he stays roommates or not with the mom. I sincerely hope he stays in contact with this boy. You might suggest your difficult child read Love and Logic Parenting by Faye and Kline or the Explosive Child.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="susiestar, post: 245012, member: 1233"] It really IS a big deal to reach out the way your difficult child is doing. The cousin I mentioned was actually the son of my mom and dad's best friend (my aunt). She has had many husband's over the years. The husband she has now she was married to earlier. He is not her son's biodad, but is his dad in his heart. At age 18 my cousin LEGALLY took this man's name. My uncle, as I have called him for over 30 years, could not be in my cousin's life for a while because his wife was bipolar and very very jealous and we were afraid he would hurt my cousin. But he always WANTED to be there. This is part of why my dad played such a big role in my cousin's life. Your difficult child will get rewards from this that last through his entire life, whether he stays roommates or not with the mom. I sincerely hope he stays in contact with this boy. You might suggest your difficult child read Love and Logic Parenting by Faye and Kline or the Explosive Child. [/QUOTE]
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