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thonk sound. My muffler fell off last week and a nephew fixed it instead of my brother who I thought was fixing it. It looks a little sagging in the front of the muffler.

I do not trust this nephew..he is a lying, drug addict who steals, etc and he is always trying to get money (addicted to oxycotin) and he has been getting paid by my brother to fix cars on occassion.

I am wondering if brake noise is

1, associated with muffler

2. possible broken by him to try to get more money by fixing it (he would have not problem hurting me as even though I live below poverty line, he stole my credit card and charged over a thousand dollars on it, broke in my shed many times, and stole driver’s licence and keys)..do you think he broke it or just a coincidence?

is there something someone can do while under the car to mess up brakes (they still work)

3. what might it be that make that clunk sound every time I hit brakes (well most of the time)

Thanks!!
It is not making any screechy or squealing or grinding noises as far as brakes.

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My son is almost 8 and doesn’t know that daddy isn’t his birth father. He’s never met or even seen his birth father. At the time he was born his father decided he didn’t want anything to do with him. Since then I got married when my son was 3. I met my husband when my son was just under 1 year old. So to him my husband has always been his dad. My husband adopted him when he was 4 and we kept it a secret since he didn’t know anything anyway. I would just like some input on when is the right time to tell my son about this. I don’t want to traumatize him!! He’s a great kid and I also don’t want his biological father back in the picture because he’s an alcoholic. My son has a daddy and to me that’s enough! They’re great together and have a strong bond, but I don’t want his biological father to hurt his feelings by not wanting him. Please help a concerned mommy!!

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I’ve kept him for fourth grade and second; his aunt
kept him for third grade. He is almost ten; I am 64
and may have chronic fatigue. She is living out of state with a woman minister, 65 and her son, 14, who has ADHD and is allowed to stay up until
midnight. My daughter lost all her possessions
after a stint with smoking crack. If she gets any money, like from the irs, it’s gone quickly. She is very immature. The boy’s dad has little to do with
him and never calls. My daughter is very healthy
otherwise and strong. She’s just lazy and an ex
crack addict and says he son is just visiting us! She has a real estate license and has been at job number 957 for 2 weeks. I am so resentful of her
I can’t put it into words. Her son is an A student,
but seems nervous and chews things like his lip and shirt sleeves. His nails are chewed as short as
possible. His aunt won’t have him back; he argues with her son, 8, and my daughter (his aunt, 38)becomes very upset and tired.

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My son will be 15 months when he has to be left for the first time. We have never left him before with anyone. He is going to be staying with my mum and dad, who we dont really trust but there is no one else. I have friends but they dont have kids and sort of panic when he starts to cry.

Anyway, we are nervous about leaving him with my parents because
1) my mum drinks, a lot. I have never known her not to drink. I asked her to take me to afternoon/evening antenatal classes when i was pregnant with him as i didnt like driving and i didnt have my own car. And she said no and my dad ended up just dropping me off/picking me up. And you know why, because as soon as 3pm hits she HAS to pour a glass of red wine and she continues to pour glass after glass of wine until about 7pm after she finishes eating dinner she stops drinking.

2) Both my mum and dad smoke, my dad claims he has given up, but im not sure if he has or not. My mum is a heavy chain smoker, she smokes atleast a pack a day, if not a pack and a half. I dont want my son around all that smoke and chemicals and yukness. They have promised not to smoke inside while looking after him, but i dont believe it. When i go there in weekends with my son, if he goes down for a nap in the bedroom, they think its ok to smoke in the living room! I have said that i dont want him around it at all. And they said they promise to smoke outside

3) My mum goes to bed VERY early, like 7.30pm-8.30pm, 8.30 would be the latest i have ever seen her go to bed, she said she usually goes to bed around 8. I myself stay up late, to around 10.30-12 at night. My son goes to bed anywhere between those times too, usually around 11pm. I know its late, but it works for us as my fiance works evening/night shift so doesnt get home until 12-2am, so we all get a nice sleep in in the mornings.

4) The sleeping issue would be ok, because my dad stays up late usually. However he is not very confident around my son, like he will play with him for maybe 15 minutes max before he carries him back to either me or my fiance. I think he is just nervous. I tell him to read him a book, play peek a boo, or put on one of my sons dvds to watch together and try and encourage their grandad/grandson bonding time, but he still seems very scared. So i wouldnt want him to have to look after my son on his own

5) My mums hygiene standards are almost 0! If my son drops food from his high chair. A piece of fruit or a chicken nugget for example, she just puts it back up on his plate for him to eat again! Also if she changes his nappy, she doesnt clean his bum properly, i always have to tell her to wipe right up his crack and spread his cheeks apart to make sure he is completely clean. I have gotten him home before and changed his nappy and he still has poo around his bum!

We will also have to leave him with them some other time in november as im due with our second baby on the 18th. I know im probably being a bit over the top. But i just really want/need to know that he is going to be safe and well looked after. I will take his usual toys, some of his favourite books, dvds and pjs and a blanket so he still has all his home comforts. I would rather they look after him at our house, but we have 2 big dogs and well my parents dont like them. So thats not an option.

So if anyone has any tips/advice id love to hear from you.

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He has been, and may still be, using methamphetamines intravenously.
I can’t change him, but, I have tried to, and now I just want to know what I can expect to happen to his life in the future.

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