Re: Future of our children

[Guest guest]

My son was also diagnosed with Bi-Polar and was on medication for that, but has been since taken off and is doing very well. My son is alot like yours. Even in the 12th grade when i would drop him off at school he would kiss me bye and say I love you. At night time we have a little ritual for years. We each say nite nite, then I love you and I love you too and then see you in the morning we each say. If I say something out of order he will start over again. I am very thankful too that he still feels the need to do this.

Nicolle

He never leaves in the morning (even if we just argued) withouth saying "Bye Mom...I LoVE you". He is 14 and tries to be "cool" like his friends....and he is cool...but never never too cool to leave without saying the 3 most important words..."I LOVE YOU". And, this never ceases to amaze me...a teenager (14) who truly from the heart says "I LOVE YOU" ...and we have just had the most horrible "teen" argument. Wow ...I am truly blessed.

jan