D..I'm sorry if I offended you with my comments. I have no idea how difficult it must be with a child with RAD. And I also read that the woman felt that her immediate family were in danger by the child's threats and past history. What she did was extreme and ultimately endangered that child further. They said they paid someone to come get the child and bring him to a government agency, without knowing what would happen to the child that they were still legally responsible for. I know her actions were made by a very difficult decision, but still it was horribly irresponsible.
I'm not suggesting that the mother was a child predator, just that she betrayed that child's trust. Its all coming out wrong. The idea of a childhood with such terrible experiences just makes me so sad and angry.
D&D, you've really opened my eyes about the difficulties of RAD. I know we've talked before and you know my DS has many problems too. Some are worse than your DS and some are not as bad. But until you've walked a few feet in any person's shoes who has a child with severe problems, you will never know what it's like. And this is just a general observation.
You know what I love about our thread? We can have serious conversations with differences of opinion and never resort to name calling, harsh words, or snottiness. You all have opened my eyes to so much and for that I am always grateful.![]()
Okay....time to lighten up again.
So this horse walks into a bar and the bartender says "Why the long face?"
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My favorite is this one...
A man walks into a bar and says "ouch." Always makes me giggle.