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[quote=Anonymous][quote]Thank you for the real life example, much appreciated, seriously. I know there are many more. Would appreciate people sharing.[/quote]

I don't know where you are, but there are two Hyde school campuses that specialize in this kind of rehabilitation.

Honestly, not that I think your son needs any serious rehabilitation (it's weed, not meth), but this is what the college admission process is going to require. You are going to have to jump through some more hoops.

Your next few years are not going to be fun - but they are also not going to be tragic. You have your son. He's healthy. He hasn't killed anyone. Your lives are not over, although it probably feels like the great shame of the century right now.

It is not. Public opinion moves on to focus on something else, and forget things that seem "OH scandalous" in the time in which they happen.

Keep your son's spirits up and tell him that everyone falls, it only matters what you do from this point forward.

He's likely at a very low point and teenagers are volatile. Tell him how much you support him as much as you can. Surround him with your support. He needs that.

I knew of family where a very nervous, nerdy kid did something very ill-advised (talking to an underaged girl online), he was caught doing it, was arrested and expelled from college , and he ultimately killed himself before he ever reached 20.

Don't let your son even remotely enter this territory. For Pot ??!! no. [/quote]

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