I've been doing my best to keep up with blogs. As for Keven - he's doing "good" right now according to his counselor. I have to drive up there this afternoon to get his meds to him. Its very hard to schedule all his meds to be ready at the same time (he takes several). OH SH*T. I just realized there was one she didn't mention when I just called to check on them.
Why am I sharing all this on a blog post? I feel like I am talking out loud to myself. Hmmm. I guess I will get back on the phone. I do things for him that he can not do himself and at this point, this is too complex, I obviously can't even do it right, this will be the THIRD time I've called them today.
I LOVE my pharmacy, its not a chain, its family owned and I can't even begin to say what a difference that makes! They know us and care about us :)
Peace, Hope and Love, Barbara
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Glad you're back Barbara. I am so glad to hear Keven seems to be doing well.
[I do things for him that he can not do himself] The first time I read that enabling was doing something for someone they cannot do themselves, my brain said, "Ah-ha!"
It is not as clear in practice. I am currently debating what to do about my daughter's furniture and clothes. She is court ordered into treatment and can't get them from her last group home. But, her choices are what separated her from her belongings in the first place. Besides, I would have to rent a truck and have a fight with my husband in order to get her things here (where I really don't have room to store them). :o(
I'm glad you're back, too. HUGS.
Barbara - I am glad to see you are back! Feel free to email me if you need someone to chat with. DeeDeleski@gmail.com. Both our sons are at the "one day at a time stage". I wish we lived closer, but geography isn't the issue. ~Dee
Pretty insightful. Thanks!
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