Articles relating to mental health are in this category. Typically they will fall into one of two categories. Yours, or your child’s. Yes, your mental health is important.
Well, I was up until almost 3am with David. then he woke up at 4. for the day. it is now 7am. He is very hyper today. Sent a note about it to the school. Good luck to them. That sounds harsh I know. He just left for school. I am going back to bed. there has to be more than this. Tweet #fighting4answrs
David started school today. Yep. you read it right, and it wasn’t home school. He was accepted yesterday into a day program in the city near where our home is. actually, it is about 50 miles from here. So far so good, had a solid first day. How long will the honeymoon last? Don’t know, but we will enjoy it while it lasts. Tweet #fighting4answrs
Maybe my stint in the Marine Corps has warped my perspective on what constitutes bad language. But I found the story of an Oklahoma high-school valedictorian whose diploma was withheld by the school principal because the girl “cursed” absolutely outrageous. Kaitlin Nootbaar, 18, was giving a speech to the Prague, OK, high school class of 2012 and talked about the difficulty she was having setting on a career choice. “How the hell do I know? I’ve changed my mind so many time,” she said. According to her father, Kaitlin(who graduated with a 4.0 average) was referencing the book, Eclipse–volume three in The Twilight Saga series. In the movie, there’s a scene that takes place at a high school graduation, and one of the characters–also talking about career choices says this: “When we were five, they asked us what we we, theranted to be when we grew up. Our answers were