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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don't see myself kicking out my own kid for depression and inability to function. But if I helped them seek treatment and they were resistant to it and the ways with which I'm helping, then that might be a different conversation. But I wouldn't put someone who's not doing well out to fend for themselves. [/quote] +1 I've personally known 2 families who made that decision with their sons. Both committed suicide. Very hard decision, but I wouldn't do it.[/quote] You also don’t know if these men would have committed suicide in any case. There is also a cost to the family in having someone living with them that has untreated mental illness and is not contributing to the family unit, including the cost of the mental health of the other members of the family. [/quote] PP here. Believe me, I get it. We have anxiety, depression and autism in our extended family. Will still say, based on my observations of friends' sons, I would not kick out a child unless supports are in place. Same if I had a child with a chronic physical illness or intellectual disability who couldn't function independently. [/quote]
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