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Re: inherited 3 teenage kids...........Update
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Posted by two mile on January 26, 2007 at 14:42:10 from (66.102.50.47):
In Reply to: inherited 3 teenage kids...........Update posted by Rob in Indiana on January 26, 2007 at 10:09:29:
Rob, Thanks for the updates. Your situation and these kids have truly tugged at my heart. Your post today confirms some of what I feared for you yesterday. If these kids have been abused, you will have some additional challenges. You will need to be involved with the counselor that is helping with them. The thinking of a child that has been abused will be different. You will need a crash course to learn strategies to cope with this. Your diligence with this now will hopefully prevent difficulties later. You have a lot on your plate. Keep up your confidence. Tune in to your own emotions, and keep them healthy. Be aware of emotional changes with these kids and your wife. Negative emotions can spiral downward quickly. Use every resource that you have. Don't let pride prevent you from asking for help. Stay positive. When you feel fear, look for courage. When you feel weak, look for strength. I agree with the other posts, Bring your frustrations to us. Put their needs first with trust and respect. You have just begun to climb your mountain. The view from the top will be priceless.
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