VolsDoc81TX
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You and your family will be in our prayers, doc. Our family has dealt with this as many have. We have two nephews who went really deep into it, that were 15 years making it fully out. So its good you are catching this early. They are both very functional and in good places in their lives now with good jobs and families that have solidified despite having many previous relationships and children. One had even lost joint custody rights of his two sons to the drug addicted ex and her family. He now has full custody as his ex lost all parental rights. He has a wonderful wife who opened her arms to the sons and a new baby of their own. He did the work to get clean and be productive, was patient, and it all worked out. His sons have adjusted and are so happy now.
My advice is to not be embarrassed and afraid to discuss it. Seek support from others who have walked the path. Stay vigilant, stay a parent, and somehow someway help the son to know Jesus in a deep, personal way while he rehabs. Ultimately, He is the way, truth and light that will lead him out of the darkness.
Thank you very much
Not embarrassed as much as me being able to put it into coherent thoughts. The emotions of anything happening to your child is on a whole different level from any other issue...
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