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01-31-2011 10:24 AM |
Originally Posted by Catherder:
I place a star on the calendar exactly 30 days from the day I begin to dread a childs arrival. If I have not seen improvement or had sufficient parental involvement for a resolution then that will become the date the parent will receive their termination letter.
Rarely does it get to that point, but it gives me a light at the end of the tunnel so I do not focus on just the negatives, but the "due date of a challenging project" instead. It is all about perspective, it seems. :ouch:
Genius! I need to do that. It seems that I ALWAYS have one of them! lol. This is bad advice, and I don't recommend it, but I usually try and try with the child until I'm ready to break down--it gets depressing and takes over my life! I have this awful thought though, that if I terminate, I've failed or I'm doing a disservice to the child or family :( Not good advice, I'm sorry, I will be watching this thread to see what other's suggest!!!
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