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part6964's story
1 week ago
tough decisions
when my 16 yr old told me he wanted his tounge pierced for his b-day i had to think long and hard about it! being a nurse i know all the risks. i tried to trick him by saying if u do i will. thinking he would think that it was "uncool... read more
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chasing5's story
2 weeks ago
I'm not alone!!!
Hi Holly!! I just joined because no matter how much I search the web I can't find any advice aside from it's normal.... My 11 year old is doing the same thing except that she is telling her grandmother (my mother) that I specifically... read more
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holly4520's story
July 02, 2008
my daughter
I have a thirteen year old step-daughter that has begun telling extravagent lies. She has told her firends that her father and I are beating her and that she has tried killing herself before and the police and paramedics had to come to... read more
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welshmadhouse's story
March 11, 2008
Granddaughters
One Granddaughter is 11 and the other is 9. The 11 year old is a good kid and she is trying to be a bad kid. She is lying and taking things. She is so good at it that it's scary. She will look you in the face and swear she didn't do it... read more
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