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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bump. Same problem. Different family but same situation. Struggling. [/quote] Story of my family too. And of my brother's family and my cousin's family. It has hit us hard and it is hard to figure out how to stay sane and healthy. Very little of it is in our control and yet I am not even close to the point where I am going to ask my child to leave (but both my brother and my cousin are beyond this). I guess I have not yet given up hope and there has not yet been enough damage to our lives. And I love him so much. I do think I have a breaking point though and I hope we don't get there. Trust me when I say there is no stone unturned and no treatment not offered or forced, which you can do before they hit age 18. It pains me to see what the rest of my family is going through. No advice. Just empathy. I hope things work out for your family. Have you watched Ben is Back with Julia Roberts? It's not a feel good movie with a happy ending, but it is validation for those of use who haven't given up. There is a line in the movie where someone tells Julia Roberts that she won't be able to live with herself if she doesn't try. That's me - I can never stop trying. I'm lucky that the rest of my family feels the same or at least indulges me. [/quote]
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