Can a Family Court force my son that has extreme an extreme anxiety disorder force my son to go to his Dad's for visition?Going to his Dad's is just an underlying probleHe doesn't go out with friends, going on elevators, being without me for 5 minutes, if I', in the house has to know where I am at all times, won't go on school trips, won't go to restautants etcBut his father thinks it's because I am stopping him from goingI beg my son to go with his gahterIt has nothing to do with his father, it's his anxietyHe is 10 and has lost the first 10 years of his lifeIf he's forced, he will ever get better, he is seeing a psychologist for 8 months and now he is finally working on his anxiety, rather than why he doesn't want to go to his Dad'sHe in so much pain, I cry constantly, especially when he lies to his friends why he can't go somewhereHe always has a story for them because he's embarrased why he can't goWhat will the court's do?
I have made no bakes many many times, and never used wax paper to cool them onJust set them on something, like a tray or a plate to hardenI don't think I would use tin foil though.
You sure canI have used aluminum foil for no bake cookies plenty of timesUse the dull side and it will work just fin.
If you need to use foil, first spray it with a non-stick vegetable sprayThe cookies won't stick, and should easily peel off the foil without being compromised in any way.
NoThey wouldn't stick to the wax paper but are very likely to stick to the foilThat's why they didn't give you the choice in the recipeIf you had a silicone baking sheet you could use that.
As long as a father has not abused or mistreated his child, and that father WANTS to spend time with HIS CHILD, then that father has EVERY RIGHT to spend time with that child.He should NOT have anxiety over visiting his FATHER unless SOMEONE planted the seed in his head that he SHOULD be anxious about it.if you have done ANYTHING to desuade the child -like bad mouthing his father TO HIM, that COULD give the child anxiety about HAVING to see him-couples when they divorce sometimes don't realize that they are doing GREAT HARM to their CHILDREN when they talk about the absent spouse in ANY derogatory way around those children!!!! It's also in some states TOTALLTY AGAINST THE LAWit is called PARENTIAL ALIENATION-look it up-it's a rather interesting readBUT, if you are 100% CERTAIN that this anxiety about visiting his OWN FATHER was not in the LEAST LITTLE BIT caused by YOU, then you should be working WITH your husband to make the transition less painful to your sonNo matter if you HATE the guy-have him come over and BE ON YOUR BEST BEHAVIOR so that the child gets USED to seeing his dad in FRIENDLY CIRCUMSTANCES-even if you have to INVITE THE GUY TO DINNER with you and your son.have several visits planned where you, your EX and your son are involved in something FUNthis will lesson the anxiety GREATLY and allow your child to be READY soon to go on outings ALONE with his fatherif you DON'T do this for the sake of your SON, then I would probably think you might be using what you perceive as your son's ILLNESS to keep him away from his fatherPUT DOWN THE SWORDS FOR A WHILE (both you and your ex) and work TOGETHER for the sake of your SON!!!
