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I totally applaud the men who have joined this forum and takes a very hands on approach to helping their children. In my case, my husband is on board, but more or less takes a back seat. "you're better at these thing, Vickie" he often says. He just waits for his directions. He has helped, but if I ever wrote a book, I hate saying it, but most of it would be how I helped my son. I don't know how much my husband would be mentioned. Even more so if we were divorced and he wasn't in the household.

[Megs_Mom]

I totally applaud the men who have joined this forum and takes a very hands on approach to helping their children. In my case, my husband is on board, but more or less takes a back seat. "you're better at these thing, Vickie" he often says. He just waits for his directions. He has helped, but if I ever wrote a book, I hate saying it, but most of it would be how I helped my son. I don't know how much my husband would be mentioned. Even more so if we were divorced and he wasn't in the household.

 

I agree with this. I love that so many men are involved! My husband is awesome & I am so appreciative of his patience and support during this time. But it was not intuitive for him - quite the opposite. And this was not his "thing", so if I wrote a story, it would largely be about dd8's struggle w/PANDAS & OCD - and mine with doctors and research. Honestly, he would want to be mentioned as few times as possible!!!