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« on: March 02, 2011, 01:14:08 PM »

 ok...we are coming to the end of a miraculous part of our journey as a family...BPDd-13 is due home on march 19th after more than 9 months at the residential treatment center...i must have in place; school, neurofeedback therapy, math tutor, individual therapy, time on the calendar for weekly individual therapy w/her therapist at the residential treatment center, time on the calendar for Positive Peer Culture with the residential treatment center, scheduled appointment with her pdoc here at home, saddle back from the custom shop, weekly family meeting, and RELAXATION time. also, studying Positive Peer Culture to get a group started by the end of the summer. ;p

the good news:  i have almost all the paper work done to enroll BPDd-13 in online public school...free!...waiting on the ed. director at the residential treatment center to administer a diagnostic math test to see where my d is...she must pass the test on april 2nd to be able to advance to 9th grade...she is able to retest if necessary 2 times to pass it...if she is too far away from passing I will need to scrap this plan and start over ;p ...we will see.  i have gotten a commitment from a church member who teaches math to tutor BPDd-13 to help her work on areas of math she needs to pass the taks test.  the school is requesting a letter from the pdoc with diagnoses and how they affect her education, what special provisions she will need for school...i requested the input of the individual t, ed. director for the writing of this letter...i don't think the pdoc would know what to recommend for special provisions...also, I don't know if he has dx BPDd-13 ad/hd...

more good news:  had a conference w/a neurofeedback therapist yesterday...awesome news!  he is well accomplished, published, a president of the neurofeedback association, low fees and may be willing to loan us equipment to conduct sessions online w/my d so that we won't have to travel as much...still waiting for husband to give the "ok set up an appointment" speech...

more good news...well, maybe good...spoke w/nale, the Positive Peer Culture leader at the residential treatment center...told him my concerns about starting a Positive Peer Culture group...:  no experience, afraid of damaging a young person, how will it work for my d if I am the group leader, how many times a week...etc..
nale:  "you have to start somewhere", "now I know where BPDd-13 gets
         strong inner critic", "as long as your relationship is good with
         BPDd-13 it will benefit both of you", "all you can do is the best you
         can do".

BPDd-13's individual therapist will be back today at the residential treatment center...don't know that she has talked to therapist here at home yet...she was out for 2 weeks after surgery.  will wait to see what she says about "graduation"...is it going to happen?  nale said today that BPDd-13 is doing well.  she has been beating herself up for making mistakes...has an expectation of perfection... ;p

Positive Peer Culture cancelled yesterday...BPDd-13 gone on a field trip.  Positive Peer Culture cancelled today...BPDd-13 gone on a trail ride...will try again on friday...tomorrow we are scheduled for individual t...i imagine we will be working on the home contract...i sent an email to therapist yesterday about having to put our cat yoyo down...she was 14...same age as BPDd-13...haven't told BPDd-13 yet...waiting for therapist to be there for support...don't know how this will affect BPDd-13...she wasn't close to the cat but you just don't know. ;p

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« Reply #1 on: March 02, 2011, 03:45:30 PM »

wow lbj things have come so far and seem so good for you and dd
wish you much success over the next weeks as you prepare for her graduation and return
very glad for you
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« Reply #2 on: March 02, 2011, 04:46:29 PM »

Thanks for posting - Now I know what I have to look forward to when my daughter gets out.  ;p

You are going to be one busy lady!  In spite of the crazy busy schedule, I'm sure that you'll be relieved once she comes home.  I'm happy for you.  smiley
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« Reply #3 on: March 02, 2011, 05:13:30 PM »

Whew shocked Hope you can find a little time to breath - like right now. Stop reading this and give yourself 10 deep breaths!

You are truly amazing - a gift to your D14 and to all of us here. Seems we may have to let go a bit of our own as you will be so very busy after she gets home. You have set up to run an 'residential treatment center for one' there. This seems like a plan for success though. The follow up on a weekly basis will be so important as our D adjusts to a new and different life at home.

Keeping you all in my prayers.
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« Reply #4 on: March 02, 2011, 07:49:43 PM »

dear lbjj,

I remember reading your first posts about the need to send your precious D to an residential treatment center.

I remember how it sadden you to take this step, but how resolute you were in making the decision and researching the options for the best possible outcome for your D

I can see that you are taking the same very important attitude to her home coming to ensure her success in the aftercare as you did those many months ago

You are strong and you always manage to do whatever it is you set your mind to doing and you do it with grace and diplomacy

I am confident that your D will be happy to be home and with all of the work that you have done too, will continue to heal and grow in healthy ways

There will most likely be times when you will be challenged, but then again, teenagers are supposed to be challening right?  You will rise to the occasion

As qcr mentioned, you will be busy, busy, busy...remember to breathe but also remember to enjoy the ride.

All the best to you and your entire family 

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« Reply #5 on: March 02, 2011, 09:08:41 PM »

lbj,

Let me join the cheering section.  You have done an amazing job, and you are so inspiring.  Yes, you will be busy.  I am so happy for you, your husband and dd.   Doing the right thing  

Thank you for sharing with all of us.  You have given us a great gift.  Your support with your posts have touched many of us here.   Man hug

Thank you.  May God Bless you.

 
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« Reply #6 on: March 02, 2011, 11:48:32 PM »

dear friends,

thank you so much for your supportive words and well wishes.  I am doing the best I can and being patient waiting for leadership from above. smiley

i got this email from my BPDd-13 a few minutes ago:

dear mom and dad,


i went on a trail ride but I didn't ride little doc cuz one of the equine people was riding him. so I rode Tuffy and he was acting up. i'm thinking about not graduating in march and just get a home visit with friends so i'll know what to do in those kind of situations. i'm sorry if this means we'll be apart for longer, but I need to do it for me. if we don't have enough money then i'll graduate. so please tell me.


i love you

wow.  seems like she is a bit afraid of coming home and having struggles...mix that with not wanting to leave her friends and her support staff at falcon ridge...who would have ever thought this defiant and obstinate girl would fall in love with the residential treatment center...amazed. 
it is somewhat validating...just more indication that I was lead well and listened closely to Him and followed through...bitter sweet.


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« Reply #7 on: March 03, 2011, 12:52:51 AM »

lbj - the program there has worked just as intended for her, and the transistion to home must be scary for her. I will pray for everyone in her life to know how to help her use her new skills to cope with all the thoughts and feeling she must be experiencing. It is good her T will be back for her this week.

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« Reply #8 on: March 03, 2011, 05:18:05 PM »

lbj,

Yes, it is bittersweet.  Your dd will miss her new friends and staff. Perhaps the anticipation of finding new friends is scary to her as well.  I can't recall if her friends were of bad influence or strayed away.  Either way, she will have adjustments to make.  It is hard being a teen with all of the peer pressure.  It is easier where she is in a controlled environment and has many restrictions in an institution.  However, she learned so much and has the tools to handle difficult situations. 

I feel confident that her T will help her with this fear.  The fact that she is scared is a good thing, I believe. 

I will pray for her adjustment and aftercare goes smoothly. Empathy

 
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« Reply #9 on: March 03, 2011, 05:43:44 PM »

dear peaceplease and qcarol, melissa, tiredmommy and pennifree

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I feel confident that her T will help her with this fear.  The fact that she is scared is a good thing, I believe. 

this is exactly what happened and it is a good thing that she cares and has fears of losing what she has learned/gained.

i will post todays' therapist session on a new thread for month 10...hopefully this evening.

thanks guys...

sure wish I could take all of us moms on a cruise to the bahamas...we would be the bahama mamas  grin

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I second this motion!  We all deserve a cruise!

I'm relieved to hear that your d's therapist was able to help her process her fear.  The fact that she cares about things of this nature really shows how much progress she has made.   
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« Reply #11 on: March 03, 2011, 08:31:39 PM »

family t session  3-3-11

the session began with BPD14 asking about whether or not she could come home for a family visit and then return to the rtc to graduate at a later time.
t:  it sounds like you are scared and worried about going home.  the
    staff told me that you are very nervous about going home.
BPD14:  yes i am.
t:  you can graduate and go home and return here if you really need to.
     is the concern mostly about interacting with  your friends at home?
BPD14:  yeah.  i just don't know how i will react if i get in a situation
     that is not good for me.
me:  how do we know we can do the right thing in any situation?
BPD14:  practice?
me:  yes.  and you have had lots of challenges with peers there and
     have managed to use your skills.
t:  BPD14, you know that we do not graduate students unless they have
    earned it right?
BPD14:  yes. 
t:  why do some girls leave without graduating?
BPD14:  because the insurance ran out.
t:  right.  the treatment team believes you are ready to graduate.
BPD14:  (crying a little)
t:  does being ready to graduate mean you will go home and be
     perfect?
BPD14:  no.
t:  will the doors of falcon ridge close on you when you leave?
BPD14: no. i just am going to miss my girls so much.  i was the first
    one to help many of them when they got here.  i want to see them
    grow and get better. 
me:  when you leave falcon you will still be able to have ppc and t with
    lorneta.  you will be able to visit on facebook with other grads.
BPD14:  can i have group ppc over the phone?
t:  we can ask nali if it is ok to do that sometime.
BPD14:  i will be so worried about them.
t:  how many horses have you worked with here at the ranch?
BPD14:  3 or 4
t:  when you leave here do you trust the equine staff to take care of the
    horses and not let anything bad happen to them?
BPD14:  yeah.  i'm going to miss them too.
t:  can you trust the staff here to take good care of your friends and
    not let anything bad happen to them as well?
BPD14:  yes.i can. i can do that.
t:  you are panicking a lot.  do all the girls in trans panic a lot when it
   gets close to graduation time?
BPD14: yeah. this is normal isn't it?
t:  yes and not only is it normal it is good.  it means you care about
    doing well at home. because you care it means you will do well.
BPD14:  can i tell my group that i am graduating on the 18th?
t:  not yet.  that news may be difficult for some of them and we need
    to have support in place to help them through their feelings about
    your leaving.  we will have a good bye group meeting.
me:  BPD14, the best way that you can help your peers that you leave
    behind at falcon ridge is to come home and do well, be happy, and
    use what you have learned.  do you see how that would be helpful?
BPD14:  yes.
t:  mom is right.  doing well will be the best way to help your peers.
BPD14:  yeah.  it will give them hope that they can do it too.
t:  if you are feeling uneasy in a situation what do you need to do?
BPD14:  walk away.  then tell mom and dad so they can help me figure
    out how to handle that person or situation.  then i can go back to
    them and tell them how i feel and why i feel that way.
t:  right.  use your tools.  we would not  teach you tools here that
    won't work out there.
me: dad and i want you to know that we are working hard on getting
   some things in place for you here at home to help you succeed.  i
   have found a neurofeedback therapist in ____ for you to see. he is
   really good at what he does and works with lots of kids  your age.
   we weren't able to do neurofeedback at falcon because we have run
   out of time.  do  you know what neurofeedback is?
BPD14:  yeah.  it's like brain waves and computer games that help you
   think better.  how often will i have to go and how long will it take to
   get there?
me:  we would initially have to go 2 times a week and it is a 2 hour
    drive.
BPD14:  oh...i don't like to ride that much in the car.
me:  i know that so what we may try to do is stay the night w/sissy at
   her townhouse because she lives really close to the neuro t.
BPD14:  awesome.
me:  also the neuro t said that he may be willing to loan us the equip-
    ment to work some of the sessions online to cut down on travel.
BPD14:  great.  that sounds good.
 me: you know you have to be enrolled in school when  you get home and the
   education director and lorneta both believe that home school is the
   best option for you until the end of this year.  joette is going to give
   you a diagnostic test in math to see where you are and what you may
   need extra help with.  i have a math tutor in place who is excited to
   get to meet you and help you until you pass the taks test in math.
BPD14: i really don't want to .
me:  i know.  i didn't like the idea much either at first.  after i though
   about it for a bit and did some research i think it is a wise choice for
   all of us.  i won't be your teacher.  it is an online public school with
   some virtual classroom time and chat rooms w/the other students on
   fridays.  that will give you a chance to use some of your skills and
   get some practice.  you will have a different  teacher for each of your
   subjects.
BPD14:  will i still get to have some time with  my real friends?
me:  yes you will.
BPD14:  i was not planning on this.
me:  i know. it is a surprise and it can be a good surprise.  if you think
   about going to individual t an hour each way once a week and going
   to neuro t 2 hours each way twice a week how can that work if you
   are in school?
BPD14:  oh.  it wouldn't work well.
me:  no, it would be too stressful.
t:  mom and dad have worked hard to get a good foundation laid for
   you to succeed at home.  why do you think they did that?
BPD14:  because they love me.
t:  why do you think people have kids?
BPD14: uh...i can't believe i don't know this.. lol too have someone to
    love.
t:  mom, why did you have BPD14?
me: because God wanted me to have her.  she has taught me to love
   on a level i would never have achieved without her.  even the tough
   times have challenged me to grow and be a better person and love
   in a selfless way.  unconditional love is what it is all about.
dh: we were ready for you.  we made plans for you.  mom decorated
    your room in the little 2 bedroom house we lived in.  you are a big
    part of the family.  school, friends, church, therapy, these  are like
    links in a chain.  if one becomes weak what will happen?
BPD14:  it will break the chain.
dh:  if a link in  your chain starts to become weak we will help you to
    remember to use your tools and strengthen it back up.
t: if you are doing what you are supposed to be doing how strong will
    the chain be?
BPD14:  strong!
t:  is there a chance you will fail?
BPD14:  well yes. i guess there is a small chance.
t:  if you are doing what you are supposed to be doing will you fail?
BPD14:  no.
t:  open and honest communication will keep the chain strong.  if you
  rebel it will fall apart.  the after care program that mom and dad and
  falcon ridge has set up for you is in place.  you have worked harder
  than anyone in your group.  you are my first girl to graduate the
  program. we kind of started here at falcon at the same time. 
BPD14:  i promise i will not NOT follow the plan.
t:  you sound much happier and confident in graduating now than you
   did at the beginning of this call.  what mind were you in when we
   began therapy today?
BPD14:  emotional mind.
t:  do you feel better now?
BPD14:  yes. lots!
t:  are the emotions still there?
BPD14:  yes.
t:  yes they are.  they are just under control.  mom and dad and BPD14
  if you ever need unscheduled family t over the phone just call and we
  will find a way to make it happen asap.  BPD14, you must find a way
  to transfer your skills home. do you use boundaries w/peers here?
BPD14:  yes.
t:  you will need to do the same thing at home.  be careful how you
  use them and how you check your peers at home.  be in control of
  your emotions, don't let those emotions control you. 
BPD14:  ok.
t:  anything else mom or dad?
me:  well, i have some sad news to share with BPD14.  we had to put
  down our kitty yoyo.  she and BPD14 are the same age.  i took her to
   the vet and he said she is just worn out and there is little else we
   could do for her.  i'm sorry BPD14 to have to tell you that.  are you
   ok?
BPD14:  yes i am ok.
t: it is sad when we have to lose a family pet.
me:  ok. well i love you BPD14.  i am so proud of how well you are
   doing and how hard you are working.
BPD14:  oh, mom, i need some money to go buy stuff to make my quilt
   and i am broke up here.
me:  ok. 
t:  call karen and work that out with her.
me:  ok. i will
BPD14:  don't forget mom, i really need to get started on my quilt
   soon.  write it down.
me:  i am writing it down.
t:   lol you know mom, she writes everything down.  lol
BPD14:  bye mom, bye dad. love you.
t:  good job today BPD14,  you are much more calm and have a better
   understanding of your after care plan and the support it will provide
   for your continued success.

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« Reply #12 on: March 03, 2011, 10:10:24 PM »

LOL...Where can I sign up for the cruise?  I'll gladlly be a Bahamas Mamma with all of you!

I agree that is good D is scared as it's a sign that she doesn't want to lose what she's got and she knows that she has a good situation in a loving family who have made great sacrifices so  that she will be able to live a good life.  That knowledge is priceless in MHO.

Best we can all do is take it one day at a time.  grin

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« Reply #13 on: March 03, 2011, 11:14:25 PM »

lbj - WHEW. Can you let out that breath - I was holding mine for you grin Such a good session and chance for each of you to talk about the after care plan in such a positive way. If this will work for anyone - well I believe there is the greatest hope for a succesful transistion for your D14. 

You give us all such hope that doing the work can give back benefits. Thanks.

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« Reply #14 on: March 04, 2011, 01:29:15 AM »

it's 1:27 am and i am still awake...so excited that BPD14 has earned her graduation...so excited about how well she was able to communicate her emotions, thoughts, work through the big changes, so excited she is coming home!

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« Reply #15 on: March 04, 2011, 03:16:34 PM »

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we had a fairly brief session today.  dh not able to be on the phone with us.

we talked about the ppc process and BPD14 helped me better understand each of the parts of a ppc session.

we discussed the responsibility that comes with leading a ppc group, how that responsibility will be a shared one between she and i.  i asked her to think about when we could devote the time and energy to starting a group. 

nale, the ppc leader pointed out to me as we did an exercise on the different roles of a ppc how these roles are the equivalent to what we studied in the book "i don't have to make everything all better"...listening with the right motivation, validating, asking validating questions, and having boundaries.

sooo...i was thinking about this site and how we follow the ppc process without even knowing it.

part 1. reporting problems...we post about the events in our lives and
          the problems these events cause for us and our kids. as a reader, we 
          might read several posts without responding.

part 2. award the meeting...we choose which posts we will respond to.

part 3. problem solving...we validate, ask validating questions (that
           can lead the author of the post to seek answers), we tell what
           has worked for us when we had the same problem.

part 4. the summary...we usually close our post with positive words
           to encourage problem solving techniques, looking within for
           answers, and words of comfort and support.

within each of these parts we play roles of a. the demander..a firm,
         strong, not easily manipulated person who will bring to light
         what can be done about a situation.  b. the soother...a validator.
         c. the stimulator...the motivator, encourager.

there are many techniques like reversal, positive spin, etc...that i need to learn/practice.  i am hoping the BPD14 will realize that we need to wait until school is over and taks tests are all passed before we start up the group.

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« Reply #16 on: March 04, 2011, 06:28:51 PM »

lbj - so excited for you and your family.

What really jumps out to me from your last post is the common threads the seem to permeate so much of my life these days - no matter the language/philosphy/style. It so reaffirms for me an experience I had in deep mediation many years ago that all life comes from the same source - is on a similar path to finding purpose in our short lifetime - and return to the same source. It is so very sad to me that we humans allow the miscommunications deflect us so - yet this is a part of the journey as well.

Feeling/thinking in a very philosophical way the past few days. Need to ponder where that is coming from.

Thanks from sharing. did't mean to hijack your post. get me to the right place here again.

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Feeling/thinking in a very philosophical way the past few days.

let it flow...explore it...embrace it...claim it...live it...

this is how i broke out of the box of limitation on how to "be"...
where the real growth happened within
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« Reply #18 on: March 08, 2011, 02:29:08 PM »

Fantastic milestone!  I hope your daughter does great at home.
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« Reply #19 on: March 08, 2011, 03:30:37 PM »

GREAT interaction you report! I feel very positive for you all

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