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I am a single mom of a 13 year old boy who is becoming difficult to handle and work with let alone undersatnd because of his disabilities.I am looking for other parents struggeling for answers to talk to and vent. ↓
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| Hey Charlotte i too am a single mother of a 11 yr old boy and like you my boy is becoming too difficult to handle. He has cerebral palsy among other things and it just saps my energy almost every day. At least we have a place like this to talk to others with the same situations. ↑ |
I am an adoptive parent of three special sons. I have been working with children with disablities for 20 some years. I know it is not easy. I am still dealing with the troubles of behavior to this day. If you need a good listener, i am your person. All parents need support! You made the first step. Good for you!
Take care, and do not forget to breath ↑ |
| My 6 year old has Thalasimia B, he was the sweetest child in the world before we found out he was sick. The same time I found out I I was pregnant with my second child. So, If I were to blame I don't know what changed his behaiver. Ever since he has been difficult. Now I have left his father, and we moved to the US I was a stay home mom and now I finished my education and am a single working mom. He is out of control, mad all the time. All I want is a happy enviroment for my kids and he keeps bringing us down. I go so crazy some times I want to send him to his dad. I don't know how to deal with him & he won't talk to me. ↑ |
| hi i am a soon to be i stepmom of 4 . three kid that have behavorial emotional and learning disabilities i have 4 grown children of my own and 11 grandchildren now tha i have gotten into this relatoinship it leaves not much time for anything else not even the relationship their mother is not really in the picture .one of these kids problem is also that no one sticks around long enough one of the boys asked me if i were going to leave to .it broke my heart.so i hang in there their father has seem to taking a emotional vacation from us .i try to undrestand thathe has been though alot and for awhile and that he just needs abreak. but i am new i their lives and i try to explain that now is not the right time to ignore me or the kids that thing will not get better if we do not have his help at least till i get my feet on the ground with the kids.i know that he so much deserve a vacation how ever he decides to take it he has to work long hrs. just to make ends meet.it has been a bit difficault to keep everything together but im still trying. and i will not give up on these kids. ↑ |
Hi Charlotte!
I've a 12yr old boy who sounds like your son, god help us!!
I find the only thing to do is have respite whenever you can get it!
I'm starting to sit back abit now as it becomes to hard to fight all the time for everything, like services and school etc
Find a mate you can have a good laugh with, that always helps me!
Cheers Kim ↑ |
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| Was your son exposed to drugs or alcohol in the womb? ↑ |
| Hello, I have a son with cerbral palsy And I love him lotsssssssssss He 6yrs old does any one know any good sites to go to when you have a child with cerbral palsy ↑ |
| I am also a single Mum witha 17year old boy who has moderate to severe learning problems as well as challenging behavior. I am happy to keep in touch with you its hard work being on your own and good to have someone to maybe moan or chat to. ↑ |
| My son just turned 17 and although it is still extremely difficult, age 13 and 14 were the most difficult. Basically an age where your dealing with the triple threat; hormones, special needs and single parenthood (in my case widowhood). For me, what helped was mentally realizing that there were times when I was able to help my son with life skills, lessons and long range plans and other extremely difficult times where I just needed to get through the day, hour, minute, second. There were times when I wanted my family and friends involved and times when I needed privacy. ↑ |
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