Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > Brat Camp
Redcliffer
Anonymous:
--- Quote ---On 2006-01-05 13:03:00, Anonymous wrote:
How is your son doing now? Mine is doing exceptional. He calls me several times a week and loves his new school (of course it is not a behaviorial mod/level system or WWASP run place) It is a safe place where he can learn in a drug free environment.
We sold our home and are moving out of state just so that he can have a freash start when he gets home in a few months.
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Dear Johnny,
Now that we're done erasing your personality, we're taking the final step and erasing your history, too! Isn't that wonderful, Johnny!
Yes, mom, I'm so thankful, you're the greatest!
:roll:
Mykidsmom:
--- Quote ---On 2006-01-15 11:27:00, Anonymous wrote:
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On 2006-01-05 13:03:00, Anonymous wrote:
How is your son doing now? Mine is doing exceptional. He calls me several times a week and loves his new school (of course it is not a behaviorial mod/level system or WWASP run place) It is a safe place where he can learn in a drug free environment.
We sold our home and are moving out of state just so that he can have a freash start when he gets home in a few months.
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Dear Johnny,
Now that we're done erasing your personality, we're taking the final step and erasing your history, too! Isn't that wonderful, Johnny!
Yes, mom, I'm so thankful, you're the greatest!
:roll: "
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Time will tell. Right now my son is healthy and happy and clean and sober. He is looking forward to coming home to live with us in a place where he can not be a slave to his past and other peoples preconceived expectations that he is now and will always be a drug addict.
Nothing will erase his history because that is all that it is -- history.. nothing more nothing less. Parents move all of the time.. I think it is a little dramatic to say it is erasing anyones history.
Who said I erased his personaility? He is the same kid I sent in terms of his core personaility traits -- If he were a drone then I would be very worried.
He is a more considerate person than he was who understands that he is responsibile for his behavior and choices in life whatever they may be.
He can sit in a classroom and make it through the day without getting kicked out. He can get through the day without drugs. He is atriculate and developing a new passion for art and the outdoors. If that is abuse then I am guilty as charged.
At the end of the day if he wants to return to the pig pen and roll around in the crap then that is his decision. I am trying to give him the best possible shot at life...
If Redcliff did what this Mom says they did then she has an obligation to shout this from the roof tops and sue them for everything they have... to not do so is more morally corrupt then she accuses them of being.
So what if they have to sue them in Utah. If she is so concerned as to completely bash an organization and make damaging claims against them shoudn't she be as committed to making them pay for what they have done?
Any good attorney who thinks they have a case should be licking thier chops to get a piece of that money machine.
Have they filed a formal complaint with the state licensing board so other parents will be able to get that information? Have they filed a civil suit? Have they alerted the mainstream media? Did they contact their congress person?
It just does not jive with the organization I know and yes entrusted my son's care to. Quite frankly I think there is most likely more to your story and you are leaving out some un flattering facts that don't support your arguments.
But then what a terrible awful mother I am. I should have let him sit in his room and smoke his brains out.
I should have listened more to him when he was calling me every vulgar name in the book because I asked him to come home at night. I should have asked him to pretty please not deal drugs.
I should have been more understanding when he was using meth and stealing from me and the neighbors --
oh and outpaitent therapy should have worked just as well as inpatient but for that nasty little detail that he went to his meetings and appointments higher than a kite and admits that he does not remember anything that anyone was even saying...
Oh I am sooo glad you have schooled me in the error of my ways...if only I would have taken your advice and done nothing -- my son would have been in a far better place today -- you want to talk about pathetic...maybe you should all get a mirror --
Antigen:
And robbed blindly of his birthright to find out if he could unfuck himself.
This would be the best of all possible worlds, if there were no religion in it.
--John Adams, U.S. President
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Antigen:
--- Quote ---On 2006-01-15 19:30:00, Mykidsmom wrote:
At the end of the day if he wants to return to the pig pen and roll around in the crap then that is his decision. I am trying to give him the best possible shot at life...
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The perfect is always the enemy of the practical.
say what you will about the sweet miracle of unquestioning faith, I consider a capacity for it terrifying and absolutely vile.
--Kurt Vonnegut, American author
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Antigen:
--- Quote ---On 2006-01-15 19:30:00, Mykidsmom wrote:
Oh I am sooo glad you have schooled me in the error of my ways...if only I would have taken your advice and done nothing -- my son would have been in a far better place today -- you want to talk about pathetic...maybe you should all get a mirror --
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My darlin peer, you have purchased a pig in a poke. You have paid dearly, in terms of money and fidelity tests. You just stay in touch and let us all know how it turns out. Your son is heartily welcome here too.
I don't believe in God. My god is patriotism. Teach a man to be a good citizen and you have solved the problem of life.
--Andrew Carnegie, Scottish-born American industrialist and philanthropist
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