Teenage daughter driving me mad!! What ar my options?
Feb 14th 2008, 7:15 am
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Re: Teenage daughter driving me mad!! What ar my options?
Hi all
My daughter who will be 16 in Aug is driving me mad.:curse: She said she will not go to the medical and she doesn't want to go to Oz. She will be 16 in Aug. I know she is way too young to stay behind (she could stay with her grandad or uncle).
(What are my options)
I am on a 475 temp state sponsorship visa - how simple is it to remove her from the application at this stage?
Do I have to prove that someone will have parental responsibility for her even though she will be 16 in Aug 08?
It hard being a mum! (heres hoping that she will change her mind - but she thinks I am ruining her life)
My daughter who will be 16 in Aug is driving me mad.:curse: She said she will not go to the medical and she doesn't want to go to Oz. She will be 16 in Aug. I know she is way too young to stay behind (she could stay with her grandad or uncle).
(What are my options)
I am on a 475 temp state sponsorship visa - how simple is it to remove her from the application at this stage?
Do I have to prove that someone will have parental responsibility for her even though she will be 16 in Aug 08?
It hard being a mum! (heres hoping that she will change her mind - but she thinks I am ruining her life)
Good luck!
Feb 14th 2008, 8:13 am
#32
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Re: Teenage daughter driving me mad!! What ar my options?
Hi all
Glad in one respect that it is not only us having this problem. We have a 13, 11, 6 and very nearly 4 year old. The only one here who doesn't want to go is the 11 yr old. People told me boys were easier, I beg to differ lolol. Good luck to all and lets hope she changes her mind.
All the best of luck to everyone.
Lou xx
Glad in one respect that it is not only us having this problem. We have a 13, 11, 6 and very nearly 4 year old. The only one here who doesn't want to go is the 11 yr old. People told me boys were easier, I beg to differ lolol. Good luck to all and lets hope she changes her mind.
All the best of luck to everyone.
Lou xx
Feb 14th 2008, 9:39 am
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Re: Teenage daughter driving me mad!! What ar my options?
LOL...I approached the subject again last night as our meds are tomorrow. Basically, I promised to take her shopping after our appointment and it seems to have worked as she has agreed to go! After a brief chat, she said that she was worried about the move as going for medicals mans that it real and I felt really sory for her as she looked a little scared (or I am being taken for a fool 
)
GILRLS!!!!:curse:
)GILRLS!!!!:curse:
We told them just after Christmas & we've had a month of tantrums & sulks, three weeks of silence & refusing to even discuss it & finally, finally, eldest yesterday came home from school to say she'd arranged for me to see the careers advisor abour picking subjects she could carry on with in Oz
I think you just have to stay as calm as possible, carry on with your plans telling them every step of the way what is happening, even if she doesn't want to hear it. Keeping my fingers crossed for you that she will see sense - it sounds like she is starting to think about it
Feb 14th 2008, 12:15 pm
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Re: Teenage daughter driving me mad!! What ar my options?
show her pictures of Craig Mcloughlin! she'll be packing within the hour.
ooooooo mona.... oooooo mona
superb.
ooooooo mona.... oooooo mona
superb.
Feb 14th 2008, 1:52 pm
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