Beatpeace, you can't do what you can't do. What you can do is look to your children's security and your own.
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Originally Posted by beatpeace
I did call two doctors and both said that they couldn't do anything to help him unless he wants help.
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Once I read a story about a man struggling in the water. Bystanders summoned a skilled swimmer, but the swimmer just watched the man flail at the water. When the man began to sink, however, the swimmer dived in and saved him before he could drown. Later, people asked the swimmer, "Why didn't you save him immediately?"
"Had I attempted to save him while he was still struggling in panic, he could have drowned us both. I waited until the man exhausted himself. Only then would he not struggle against me helping him."
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Originally Posted by beatpeace
Will he ever realize what is happening or will I have to leave him in order for him to see what he is losing?
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I don't know. This is a heartbreaking situation; I agree -- you are out of options, save to stay or go. Seek the advice of those you trust and know you best.
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My dog

mastered the "fetch" command. He would communicate he wanted something, and I would fetch it.