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<blockquote data-quote="Guidance seeker" data-source="post: 726256" data-attributes="member: 22632"><p>Today, my morning started with the police at my door asking if I knew where my son was. He has been linked with a theft from a motor vehicle. </p><p></p><p>I gave them the address of the B and B that he stayed in last night.</p><p></p><p>Tbh, i don’t feel overly worried about that one thing. I think it’s just another piece of his nightmare puzzle. It’s strange how something that would once cause my so much anxiety becomes just another thing, i felt the same when he was almost kneecapped in the machete attack. The anxiety and worry is there every day anyway. </p><p></p><p>I worry much more nowadays about homelessness than potentially going to prison.</p><p></p><p>I still feel completely overwhelmed with the homelessness situation and I’m even worried about his lock up that runs out in a few days as it’s filled with junk that is potentially stolen but in amongst it are his own belongings - potentially his passport, clothes etc and it is all mixed up in a mess. I have such an urge to go there and sort it out before he loses everything but I don’t want to be linked with handling anything that could be stolen. </p><p></p><p>Why do I let myself get so worried and feel so responsible? I think it’s because I want to control the chaos to make myself feel calmer. My own life is very organised and all in order and I think that’s how I want things to be with him. The thing is, if I try to sort things out for him, more problems spring up somewhere else.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guidance seeker, post: 726256, member: 22632"] Today, my morning started with the police at my door asking if I knew where my son was. He has been linked with a theft from a motor vehicle. I gave them the address of the B and B that he stayed in last night. Tbh, i don’t feel overly worried about that one thing. I think it’s just another piece of his nightmare puzzle. It’s strange how something that would once cause my so much anxiety becomes just another thing, i felt the same when he was almost kneecapped in the machete attack. The anxiety and worry is there every day anyway. I worry much more nowadays about homelessness than potentially going to prison. I still feel completely overwhelmed with the homelessness situation and I’m even worried about his lock up that runs out in a few days as it’s filled with junk that is potentially stolen but in amongst it are his own belongings - potentially his passport, clothes etc and it is all mixed up in a mess. I have such an urge to go there and sort it out before he loses everything but I don’t want to be linked with handling anything that could be stolen. Why do I let myself get so worried and feel so responsible? I think it’s because I want to control the chaos to make myself feel calmer. My own life is very organised and all in order and I think that’s how I want things to be with him. The thing is, if I try to sort things out for him, more problems spring up somewhere else. [/QUOTE]
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