Solvita, womlece and thank you for your comment. Parents who are passionate about helping their children grow into (emotionally, mentally, politically ) active adults can sure make an impact by providing an atmosphere of exploration and discussion! I hope you return often.~RJ
Kim, there sure seems to be a never-ending set of seesstrs for teenagers today, and I think I've become one of those adults who can honestly say it was easier back in the day 40 years or so ago when I was a teenager (although it was still stressful back then)! That working together to solve problems' principle is so important, and can make the difference between teens who seem to barely struggle through those years, and teens who can make mindful use of experiences to grow into the person they are becoming!~RJ
I agree with the alricte, but would like to add one thing. Even if wecomplain on Facebook about an anonymous irritant at work (leaving names out) friends can flip to your info tab and find out where we work (if we've filled it out, which a lot of us have). SO even if we are cautious, but still complaining, people tend to figure it out. Then, there goes the image of the place because we've had a bad day or bad encounter. Image is everything in the health care business Yikes.
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decnireffe. They don't see their behaviour as a problem?And... I get you on the parenting thing. Soon we will have some dude in our house for 40 hours a week. He's a mandated reporter. Paid for by the state. But do I want help with this child? Medicaid coverage through this waiver REQUIRES it. It's called a PCA. And he racked up over $188,300 in medical bills last year. I don't wanna pay that this year... so... sigh. The whole family goes through lack of privacy, micromanagement and unfair scrutiny. It feels like it never ends. Because now when kids are in trouble, they go to the outside person to gripe about how unfair it is and person gets all involved. Arrg. :(
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Solvita, womlece and thank you for your comment. Parents who are passionate about helping their children grow into (emotionally, mentally, politically ) active adults can sure make an impact by providing an atmosphere of exploration and discussion! I hope you return often.~RJ
Posted at 10:43PM on February 18th 2012 by Maxi
Kim, there sure seems to be a never-ending set of seesstrs for teenagers today, and I think I've become one of those adults who can honestly say it was easier back in the day 40 years or so ago when I was a teenager (although it was still stressful back then)! That working together to solve problems' principle is so important, and can make the difference between teens who seem to barely struggle through those years, and teens who can make mindful use of experiences to grow into the person they are becoming!~RJ
Posted at 5:22PM on February 18th 2012 by Gale
I agree with the alricte, but would like to add one thing. Even if wecomplain on Facebook about an anonymous irritant at work (leaving names out) friends can flip to your info tab and find out where we work (if we've filled it out, which a lot of us have). SO even if we are cautious, but still complaining, people tend to figure it out. Then, there goes the image of the place because we've had a bad day or bad encounter. Image is everything in the health care business Yikes.
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decnireffe. They don't see their behaviour as a problem?And... I get you on the parenting thing. Soon we will have some dude in our house for 40 hours a week. He's a mandated reporter. Paid for by the state. But do I want help with this child? Medicaid coverage through this waiver REQUIRES it. It's called a PCA. And he racked up over $188,300 in medical bills last year. I don't wanna pay that this year... so... sigh. The whole family goes through lack of privacy, micromanagement and unfair scrutiny. It feels like it never ends. Because now when kids are in trouble, they go to the outside person to gripe about how unfair it is and person gets all involved. Arrg. :(
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