Sry about all the typo's in my last post I was in a hurry this morning. If you can get past that I still think it important to know what is going on in your childs head anyway as these are awful feelings to process all by yourself without the benafit of input from those around you that care.After all look at us parents, we have needed the support of each other to get through this as we have all at one time or another stated on this board.How much more do you think a child needs from us? Even for young ones that have not experieced CSA, teen years are tough and the age in which they develope there own self image. So its my opinion that anything that we can do to be "in the know" and helpful to there developement is a plus. Especially when they are developing there ideas about there own worth and sexuality.
So my argument is for knowing what is going on however hard it may be for you.
Take care Angie, we are here for you.
Debi
Posted on Aug 26, 2009, 12:09 PM from IP address 98.192.84.210
