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difficult child went to court yesterday...not good
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<blockquote data-quote="Steely" data-source="post: 470846" data-attributes="member: 3301"><p>You are living my worst nightmare - my heart and love go out to you as only a mom of a difficult child can....I wish I could say something that could make it better, but I know I can't. I can only pray that only the best happens for him.</p><p></p><p>If it is any consolation my X was 6' and about 130lbs when he went to prison. Just a skinny wimpy guy with a nasty nasty temper. He figured out things really quickly in order to stay alive - and oddly despite his size he was able to defend himself - and his temper was not a problem because I think he feared he would die if he acted on it. It is amazing how the consequence of death scares people straight. I hope it is the same for your son. He also learned a ton of job skills, can't remember now what ones, but it was in Texas and so they always had him in a grain factory, or something.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Steely, post: 470846, member: 3301"] You are living my worst nightmare - my heart and love go out to you as only a mom of a difficult child can....I wish I could say something that could make it better, but I know I can't. I can only pray that only the best happens for him. If it is any consolation my X was 6' and about 130lbs when he went to prison. Just a skinny wimpy guy with a nasty nasty temper. He figured out things really quickly in order to stay alive - and oddly despite his size he was able to defend himself - and his temper was not a problem because I think he feared he would die if he acted on it. It is amazing how the consequence of death scares people straight. I hope it is the same for your son. He also learned a ton of job skills, can't remember now what ones, but it was in Texas and so they always had him in a grain factory, or something. [/QUOTE]
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