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My teenage child is a medium and is fighting this reality. She told me she doesn’t want this gift, and wishes it would go away.

Ive always expected and sensed she would be greatly gifted but never told her anything or placed any expectations.

How can I help her stay spiritually protected and safe while she processes and comes to terms with her abilities? She sees both entities and ghosts. I’ve cleared my home, placed protection spell on her and try to keep her rooms ‘safe’ but things are still appearing in our home.

While I’m relatively educated about spiritual things I don’t have her abilities and know it can be a bit burdensome in the teens years. Especially an autistic teen who recently had a traumatic event. Which is why I want to keep her protected, she’s vulnerable and some of the entities seem to harass her.

Thank you for your advice!

Been in reta over 6 months. I’ve only lost about 20 lbs but had good recomposition. started at 190lbs and I’m at 170lbs at 5’7 and 42 years old.

I have been okay with the slower movement for the most part. I felt it was sustainable losses.

I want to really get better results before a trip in 6 weeks. If I increase my dose up, would that likely get things moving?

I will be increasing fitness as well.

Currently awaiting for the two cases on my 13 year old against her father to be closed. She had siblings witness the two assaults, I had seen bruising, filed a police report but the bruises had healed between the actual event and CPS visit.

Same father several years ago had a case where the allegations of abuse were sustained with a different child.

I‘m not sure what the difference was other than the visible bruises were documented at that time.I was the only witness as the children were too young.

DVRO hearing is coming up and I am hopeful the investigation will give some weight to the seriousness of the situation but very anxious it’s simply not enough documentation.

location: CA

I’m trying to better understand how schools are expected to handle restraining orders involving minor children, and I’m hoping to get perspective from others with experience in this area.

In our situation, there have now been multiple school events involving a restraining order that requires a parent to stay 100 yards away from a protected child:

• At one outdoor event, law enforcement on scene described the situation as a “legal grey area” and did not require the parent to leave. Citing restrained parent was at event with other non protected children who are also students at school.
• At a separate indoor event, held in an enclosed multipurpose room, the principal met in advance with the restrained parent and allowed them to attend. Using the same justification as before. This was done without notifying the custodial parent, or remove child to honor the order and in a setting where maintaining a 100-yard distance was not realistically possible.

 

The decision appears to have been based on assurances that there would be no interaction or disturbance, rather than on whether the distance requirement itself could be met.

This raises some broader questions:

• When a restraining order requires a fixed physical distance from a minor, is that requirement dependent on behavior or intent?
• In enclosed or limited spaces where that distance cannot be maintained, how is compliance supposed to work?
• What responsibility do schools have to prevent situations where a court order becomes effectively impossible to follow?
• What role should custodial parents have in advance planning when these situations arise?

This is not about assigning blame, but understanding how these situations are handled in practice and how to ensure that court ordered protections for children are meaningfully upheld.

If anyone has any insight I would appreciate hearing how this is typically approached.