Dear Amy: My husband and I have a special-needs teenage son. After more than a year on a wait list, we finally have an in-home therapist. I've picked up hints that she thinks I'm lazy.
Dear Amy: My husband and I have a special-needs teenage son. After more than a year on a wait list, we finally have an in-home therapist.AdvertisementMy husband, who works from home, lets Darla into our home. I usually stay in my room and either sleep in or just enjoy the quiet until it is time for me to take my son to school.I’ve picked up hints that she thinks I’m lazy and that my poor husband is put upon. .
If she is good with your son, then that positive dynamic should be your primary concern. It is important that you keep this in mind as you course correct and adjust to one another. Your husband should make clear that his workday has already begun when she arrives in the morning: “So, after I’ve let you in, I’ve got to get right to my work. It’s best if I’m not interrupted, unless it’s important.”
It is unclear if they know how intoxicated they are, yet they often admit how they “overdo” their medication in order to handle seeing family – otherwise their pain will prevent them from getting out of the house to see family.
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