Staying Safe

@Former-Member Hi Darcy, how are you? and a big Hi to @WinterSun ! It is a tough one transitioning your kidult out of home when they have a MI. I find what ever the choice pain is involved. I have a son with schizophrenia and with other problems so there is no way he will ever work, have a meaningful relationship and will most likely spend the remainder of his days living with family members or in a group home environment.

My daughter has depression and is on the spectrum so atm is still living at home but is doing a slow move out of home which might take years at this rate lol. I suppose the question to ask is how does the kidult impact upon other siblings and the marriage? My marriage ended in divorce and the sibilings were damaged from the fall out of my son's illness.

We had a good marriage too and the children were all happy and healthy until my son's schizophrenia tore the family apart. I suppose what I am saying is be very careful with your choices you make you will be no use to your son if the family unit ends up in disarray.

I hope this helps a tiny bit.