I have been doing better.

Thank God P.M.S. had me a mess now I started to feel better.

However my 15 year-old son who has been in a lot of trouble, drugs, missing school etc. Mostly sense he decided to move out of our house 2 years ago and with his father.

Well he has court dates coming up one this Thursday for not being in school and the other next week for the drug problem this one is the biggie.

I don't know how he is going to handle it or what will happen?

After he moved out to live with his father He got into a lot of messes.

The courts put him on probation.

The next court date most likely is the one that puts him in a group home....

I have tried to help him even though he is not living with me.
I never gave up on him.
I work with his probation officer, schools and doctors.

I'm not sure what�s best or what to do?

I don't want him to get hurt out here with his dad he lets him do so much junk!

However I don't want him to be put away!

Some time in juvenile hall and drug court would be good but is it too late with the courts?

What a BIG BIG mess.

Needless to say I have some what if thoughts that I'm fighting like what will he do will he run away, or will he be super scared I want to be there.

I afraid nervous etc.

What if I get too nervous and have stomach problems etc. I must be in court!!

I'm working on lessons 3 and 4 I went back from where I was on lesson 5 so I could get more support out of 3 and 4.
I have a lot of weakness in those areas.

I accept the fact that "life�s not fair�

I just need to be strong during this time and I need to apply the lesson skills.

Once again "here�s to digging in and pushing forward�
I will be posting this in a couple of other forums.
I'm reaching out AGAIN hope that�s ok?

All Prayers accepted,

Thanks and best to (all) our journeys
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Frosty,
I am going to pray for your son.
Refuse to believe any negative thought about your sons future.
He's young, he has a who;e new life ahead of him.
Keep praying for him and loving him, and leave the rest to God.
Trust and rest.
Joe