drugs!

I agree with you Bamabob, It’s a shame that other’s do the same or just give up and We can only blame ourselves as parents because we push them to succeed or we ignore them as to much of a drain on our time.  We fail to realize or admit that we don’t know everything, We want ask for help before major problems occur, We don’t try to understand or talk it out, We just say things like, As Long As You Live In My House {you know how it goes} and other power play statements.  It’s not the kids who are Juvenile deliquents it’s really us because we act juvenile in our priorities and deliquent in our responsiblites, So it’s very very hard for kids to be better than the enviroment in which they grow. They are scared to talk about peer things, they are not allowed to enjoy being kids, they are expected to be little adults, I will stop here

This story has always made me feel very sad.  He was such a young guy and he kept piling up problems until he felt totally helpless and hopeless at the age of 18.  If the right person had intervened much earlier, a difference could have been made in this young man’s life.

So sad.......