hannah

My son has a permanent bus pass for his Granny’s house (she drives bus so a lot of times he wants to ride her bus to her house where I’m there to pick him up) and an unlimited bus pass for a bus that will bring him home. I wrote in his planner today that he is to ride the bus that will actually bring him home today (My car is in the shop so it’s necessary today). The secretary called me, very rude off the bat, and said he did not have a bus pass. Which I knew was a lie because the head of transportation called me and told me it was approved and he could use it as needed. Then she proceeded to say that their system was wiped of all bus passes so she couldn’t see he had a bus pass. That’s not my fault, I know he clearly has a bus pass. All in all, she will not send him home on his bus pass but yet will knowingly send him on his permanent bus pass where no one will be there to pick him up. Is it legal for her to do this, especially against my will?

So in my 20 years of life, I’ve never actually been scared of the dark until recently. I only started being scared of the dark when my husband and I found his friend who had hung himself. About a week ago. And now I have to sleep with our black lights on and if I go into any room that’s dark I feel uneasy and have to turn the light on. As the days have went on, it’s gotten easier to be in the dark. But I’m still uneasy and prefer to avoid the dark even though I do make myself deal with it sometimes to try and get myself used to it. Any suggestions on what I can do to get myself back to normal about being in the dark besides going to a therapist?