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My 2023

JustGeorge

JustGeorge

Not As Much Fun As I Look
Staff member
Premium Member
Eddi said:
In what ways was it eventful?
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One of the kids started having psychotic meltdowns for hours at a time, multiple times a day, escalating at the end of the summer, and coming to a head about mid fall. The kicker? There was no help locally. It was just calling and begging, and eventually driving a distance to finally get the help he needed.

A roommate came and left.

A Co-Masonic lodge was evicted from the attic, and I had to fight the Harpy From Hell to get it out.

My husband had his own mental health crisis, though not as devastating as my son's, came at a really bad time.

I lost a bunch of weight, and got super strong!

I've begun the process to put my middle son back in public school(because he has to prove he can be non-violent, it will be a process). I've decided to dual enroll the youngest, because I so wanted to homeschool him, but don't want him to be resentful that his brother goes to school.

My oldest son began to act like a mature adult.
 
Eddi

Eddi

Christian Agnostic
Premium Member
JustGeorge said:
One of the kids started having psychotic meltdowns for hours at a time, multiple times a day, escalating at the end of the summer, and coming to a head about mid fall. The kicker? There was no help locally. It was just calling and begging, and eventually driving a distance to finally get the help he needed.

A roommate came and left.

A Co-Masonic lodge was evicted from the attic, and I had to fight the Harpy From Hell to get it out.

My husband had his own mental health crisis, though not as devastating as my son's, came at a really bad time.

I lost a bunch of weight, and got super strong!

I've begun the process to put my middle son back in public school(because he has to prove he can be non-violent, it will be a process). I've decided to dual enroll the youngest, because I so wanted to homeschool him, but don't want him to be resentful that his brother goes to school.

My oldest son began to act like a mature adult.
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Quite a year then!
 
Wu Wei

Wu Wei

ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
JustGeorge said:
One of the kids started having psychotic meltdowns for hours at a time, multiple times a day, escalating at the end of the summer, and coming to a head about mid fall. The kicker? There was no help locally. It was just calling and begging, and eventually driving a distance to finally get the help he needed.

A roommate came and left.

A Co-Masonic lodge was evicted from the attic, and I had to fight the Harpy From Hell to get it out.

My husband had his own mental health crisis, though not as devastating as my son's, came at a really bad time.

I lost a bunch of weight, and got super strong!

I've begun the process to put my middle son back in public school(because he has to prove he can be non-violent, it will be a process). I've decided to dual enroll the youngest, because I so wanted to homeschool him, but don't want him to be resentful that his brother goes to school.

My oldest son began to act like a mature adult.
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a lot going on there, best of luck in 2024
 
Quagmire

Quagmire

Imaginary talking monkey
Staff member
Premium Member
JustGeorge said:
One of the kids started having psychotic meltdowns for hours at a time, multiple times a day, escalating at the end of the summer, and coming to a head about mid fall. The kicker? There was no help locally. It was just calling and begging, and eventually driving a distance to finally get the help he needed.

A roommate came and left.

A Co-Masonic lodge was evicted from the attic, and I had to fight the Harpy From Hell to get it out.

My husband had his own mental health crisis, though not as devastating as my son's, came at a really bad time.

I lost a bunch of weight, and got super strong!

I've begun the process to put my middle son back in public school(because he has to prove he can be non-violent, it will be a process). I've decided to dual enroll the youngest, because I so wanted to homeschool him, but don't want him to be resentful that his brother goes to school.

My oldest son began to act like a mature adult.
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Congrats on surviving all that, George. :thumbsup:

And maintaining your sanity and sense of humor.
 
Quagmire

Quagmire

Imaginary talking monkey
Staff member
Premium Member
There are leasure years and learning years.

For me this one was a nice combination of both.
 
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