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<blockquote data-quote="newstart" data-source="post: 728813" data-attributes="member: 22416"><p>GabiBabs, There is nothing so frightening and so heartbreaking to witness a good child turn into a child that you dont even know anymore. My daughter was like that. My grief over my deceased son is overwhelming and sorrowful but my grief over my daughters behavior feel worse in many ways. If I was to messure the agony and pain I would say that it tilts in favor of my daughter. </p><p>I know it is easy to give advice when it is not your child but after reading your posts I think I may just let him run away. The lifestyle on the street is rough and he is young, he will have to do everything himself like find food, shower etc it maybe eye opening for him. My daughter was not as young but at 28 I made myself completely invisible to her, no contact for 3 months, I did not answer the door when she knocked, I did not answer my phone, took my voice off the answering machine, she tried to call me from other peoples phones, I did not allow her to see or talk with me. Me doing this made some major changes within her. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do but it was the message I got during deep prayer because I had tried everything else and nothing was working.. Life out there without family support is not easy, maybe he needs to feel what that feels like. I know you are worried to death that he may die. I had to give that up and believe when its your day it is your day. I send you love and compassion and I feel so bad that you have this awful situation. Only listen to your heart it will guide you into doing what is right for your son. I had to learn to cut my daughter off and with it does come peace, it is hard, I cried everyday 3+ times a day but at least that felt better than her constant abuse.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="newstart, post: 728813, member: 22416"] GabiBabs, There is nothing so frightening and so heartbreaking to witness a good child turn into a child that you dont even know anymore. My daughter was like that. My grief over my deceased son is overwhelming and sorrowful but my grief over my daughters behavior feel worse in many ways. If I was to messure the agony and pain I would say that it tilts in favor of my daughter. I know it is easy to give advice when it is not your child but after reading your posts I think I may just let him run away. The lifestyle on the street is rough and he is young, he will have to do everything himself like find food, shower etc it maybe eye opening for him. My daughter was not as young but at 28 I made myself completely invisible to her, no contact for 3 months, I did not answer the door when she knocked, I did not answer my phone, took my voice off the answering machine, she tried to call me from other peoples phones, I did not allow her to see or talk with me. Me doing this made some major changes within her. It was the hardest thing I ever had to do but it was the message I got during deep prayer because I had tried everything else and nothing was working.. Life out there without family support is not easy, maybe he needs to feel what that feels like. I know you are worried to death that he may die. I had to give that up and believe when its your day it is your day. I send you love and compassion and I feel so bad that you have this awful situation. Only listen to your heart it will guide you into doing what is right for your son. I had to learn to cut my daughter off and with it does come peace, it is hard, I cried everyday 3+ times a day but at least that felt better than her constant abuse. [/QUOTE]
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