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@megbot I communicate as little as possible which really helps. I have a communications protocol I follow which helps as long as I follow it. I also have a countdown timer to the moment my child turns 18 and I’m free.

@thomas1985 I think that would violate your medical consent in deciding on therapy, picking the therapist, and scheduling it on your time. She needs to learn that she can no longer act unilaterally. I would cancel the appointment and open a discussion about the issue.

@nguyencuong9102 I mean she should have opened a discussion before jumping the gun. Do they agree on therapy at all? That is the first question, not the notification of an appointment already made! This is a clear violation of medical consent. She should have to go to court to take the child to...