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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op here. Is it legal to create a safe room that I can lock DS inside of? We have a safe room that locks from the inside and we sometimes lock ourselves in that room with him. It has a bed and we can lie in it and the room is safe.

But what happens when I go in there with DS is he will scream directly in my ear or throw things at me, so it’s not restful.

Wondering if I could create a room I could lock DS in from the outside, what a camera on the inside. So I could keep him safe but get away from him.

I’m
At the absolute end of my rope today. [/quote]

NP.  When my DS was around that age, he screamed very loudly in my ear and I lost hearing in that ear.  I immediately saw an ENT, started steroid drops and other medication but never recovered the hearing loss.  Of course he didn't mean to harm me, he was just mad about something (I don't remember, probably I told him to put on his shoes when he wasn't ready to go).

Be mindful of your own safety.  Think things through as best as you can to take care of yourself as well as your DC. [/quote]

Op here. Yes. My situation is similar. My whole body hurts today after yesterday’s incidents. I’m so tired. I actually had to leave my job just this last week because the situation with DS has become so untenable. I’m so incredibly sad. I feel like a loser and completely alone and like i will never recover and life will never get easier. [/quote]

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