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<font color="green"> Cyran0,
It is important that you practice whatever method of self-calming and do whatever it takes to help yourself. I think you have been doing wonderful so far. But you are not going to be able to help much if you are exploding. Maybe go outside and do some yelling at the moon or something physical to work off some of the adrenalin.
I would call the local police, personally I don't have a lot of confidence in school officials. You will still have to write a report but you have a much better opportunity to get justice for your son.
Make a list of his lost possessions. Take pictures of his hands and any other bruises or scrapes or cuts, take him to the ER if need be. I would schedule a checkup with his regular doctor if nothing else so that nothing is missed.
I would not allow my child to return to school until something has been done to guarantee his safety - and I would inform the school superintendent of this situation as well.
Spend some time holding your son, he is gonna need your reassurance now. Do whatever you can to know you are cared for, go cuddle with your spouse, talk to your therapist or perhaps your parents? Know that you are important and cared for here at Pysch Central.</font>
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dalila
Worry is like a rocking chair. It gives you something to do but it doesn't get you anywhere.
-Erma Bombeck
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