Just think that there are other people going through tougher things.
Hey shock D: I hope things get better, I suggest staying at your grandmothers for now and let your mother cool-down ): (I miss you on the forum with me)
Apologize to your mom, if she's not completely wacked out, she'll accept. If she doesn't and she is wacked out, then god help you.
(12-06-2010, 02:53 PM)Extra Wrote: [ -> ]Hey shock D: I hope things get better, I suggest staying at your grandmothers for now and let your mother cool-down ): (I miss you on the forum with me)
Ya Man, Hopefully me and you will be running this again
I am coming back!
PS, Thanks for all of the great helpful comments guys.
I am staying at my grandmothers for now.
My mom isn't talking to anyone right now.
Hopefully I can wait it out here for about a half year when I am 15 and then I can drive by myself in the country and won't be at home as much.
See everyone around!
If you're 14 and she kicked you out, that's fudged up... Hopefully she'll get over it soon so yo can go back home and stop being stressed. Then your grades will go back up and the eyesight thing is probably having to do with stress as well.
The best piece of advice I can give you is as follows. Go back home and give your mother what she wants, whatever that may have been. Whether she was wrong or right, show her that you're capable of being the bigger man given her recent diagnosis. If you can do that, your mom will let you back into her home.
From then on, school and all else will follow each other. If you don't have problems at the back of your head, you won't be distracted in school. The most important thing is to get this ordeal with your mother settled.