Re: Son's Court Update - Good News Thank God

[Guest guest]

((((((((()))))))))) awww thank you .. amen

love ya too

[Guest guest]

awww thanks so much darcy... sure do feel like dancing and rejoicing now..

like i can finally live again ...

hugs,

[Guest guest]

,

Praise the Lord! I'm so glad your son is home with you!

I will keep you all in my prayers.

Love,

from Indiana

---------- Original Message ----------------------------------

From: TynknSnickers@...

Reply-To: GastricBypass-LOSERS

Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 16:27:01 EDT

>Hi Everyone,

>

>I just wanted to give you all an update, We are so thankful that my son was

>able to come home. He is still on the ankle monitor but with him now under

>probation with the probation dept. he will not have to literally stay at home,

>he can go to school, church and family gatherings. They are more lenient once

>the hearing is over. At least in my son's case.

> The monitor at this point is more of a punishment and not because my son is

>a threat. I am so glad the judge was fair and he said that he felt my son

>was a good kid who made a bad choice but has a great future ahead of himself

as

>long as he made the right choices and uses discipline in what he does. He

>believes my son has a great future ahead of him and said he can tell that my

>son is a good student with the potential to pursue his goals.

>He accepted the probation officers recommendation to be on probation for 1

>yr at which time the charge can be brought to court for consideration to

>reduce to a misdemeanor. We are all hopeful that it will be as long as my son

>follows the court orders and continues to excel academically as he has thus

far.

>He has to complete a 3 page essay, follow an 8 pm curfew or be with an adult

>I approve of after 8 pm for the next year. ( this is no big deal as he isnt

>away from me much ) .

> Son is allowed to return to his regular school but has to stay 10 ft away

>from the other boy involved. I am thankful that the judge felt my son was not

>a threat and allowed him to return to his school. He felt that my son took

>his education very seriously and believes he will do good in school. He has to

>pay a 100 restitution fine to the court and something like 10-14 days

>Community Service.

>My son was so worried that he might have to return to juvenile hall. I just

>kept my faith and hope in the Lord that my son would be given a fair and not

>harsh judgement. We did a lot of praying together and I am thankful that my

>son has learned from this experience and is even more dedicated to doing well

>in school. He is so happy to get to go back to school tomorrow even though he

>gets to go back for finals. LOL but he doesn't mind. He is so thankful the

>worst part of this is over and so am I .

>I want to thank you all for your love, support and most of all your prayers.

>I know that everyone praying made a difference and that it never hurts to

>have too much prayers. We are looking forward to healing from this and even

>being a help and encouragement to others that have been through the same

>situation. I know that I definitely cherish my son even more than I did before

and

>am learning what''s important and what's not. My son is much more thankful for

>his parents, for the freedom to go to school and that he isn't in juvenile

>hall long term. He was so thrilled, he said FINALLY FREEDOM . Although he has

>some stipulations he knows that he really is free. I am so so blessed. I

>don't think I can tell you all enough how very thankful I am. God was on our

>side. I thank Him for his grace and mercy through this difficult time. And God

>Bless You all my friends for your love, support and prayers.

>

>hugs,

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

AWESOME NEWS!!!!!!!!! God does answer prayers!!!! Thank you for the

update!! I've been praying and thinking about you two all day.

Hugs to you chickee!!

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I just wanted to give you all an update, We are so thankful that

my son was

> able to come home. He is still on the ankle monitor but with him

now under

> probation with the probation dept. he will not have to literally

stay at home,

> he can go to school, church and family gatherings. They are more

lenient once

> the hearing is over. At least in my son's case.

> The monitor at this point is more of a punishment and not

because my son is

> a threat. I am so glad the judge was fair and he said that he

felt my son

> was a good kid who made a bad choice but has a great future ahead

of himself as

> long as he made the right choices and uses discipline in what he

does. He

> believes my son has a great future ahead of him and said he can

tell that my

> son is a good student with the potential to pursue his goals.

> He accepted the probation officers recommendation to be on

probation for 1

> yr at which time the charge can be brought to court for

consideration to

> reduce to a misdemeanor. We are all hopeful that it will be as

long as my son

> follows the court orders and continues to excel academically as

he has thus far.

> He has to complete a 3 page essay, follow an 8 pm curfew or be

with an adult

> I approve of after 8 pm for the next year. ( this is no big deal

as he isnt

> away from me much ) .

> Son is allowed to return to his regular school but has to stay

10 ft away

> from the other boy involved. I am thankful that the judge felt my

son was not

> a threat and allowed him to return to his school. He felt that my

son took

> his education very seriously and believes he will do good in

school. He has to

> pay a 100 restitution fine to the court and something like 10-14

days

> Community Service.

> My son was so worried that he might have to return to juvenile

hall. I just

> kept my faith and hope in the Lord that my son would be given a

fair and not

> harsh judgement. We did a lot of praying together and I am

thankful that my

> son has learned from this experience and is even more dedicated to

doing well

> in school. He is so happy to get to go back to school tomorrow

even though he

> gets to go back for finals. LOL but he doesn't mind. He is so

thankful the

> worst part of this is over and so am I .

> I want to thank you all for your love, support and most of all

your prayers.

> I know that everyone praying made a difference and that it never

hurts to

> have too much prayers. We are looking forward to healing from

this and even

> being a help and encouragement to others that have been through

the same

> situation. I know that I definitely cherish my son even more than

I did before and

> am learning what''s important and what's not. My son is much more

thankful for

> his parents, for the freedom to go to school and that he isn't in

juvenile

> hall long term. He was so thrilled, he said FINALLY FREEDOM .

Although he has

> some stipulations he knows that he really is free. I am so so

blessed. I

> don't think I can tell you all enough how very thankful I am. God

was on our

> side. I thank Him for his grace and mercy through this difficult

time. And God

> Bless You all my friends for your love, support and prayers.

>

> hugs,

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Happy dance for you and your family, espcially your son!

Darcy

TynknSnickers@... wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I just wanted to give you all an update, We are so thankful that my son was

able to come home. He is still on the ankle monitor but with him now under

probation with the probation dept. he will not have to literally stay at home,

he can go to school, church and family gatherings. They are more lenient once

the hearing is over. At least in my son's case.

The monitor at this point is more of a punishment and not because my son is

a threat. I am so glad the judge was fair and he said that he felt my son

was a good kid who made a bad choice but has a great future ahead of himself as

long as he made the right choices and uses discipline in what he does. He

believes my son has a great future ahead of him and said he can tell that my

son is a good student with the potential to pursue his goals.

He accepted the probation officers recommendation to be on probation for 1

yr at which time the charge can be brought to court for consideration to

reduce to a misdemeanor. We are all hopeful that it will be as long as my son

follows the court orders and continues to excel academically as he has thus

far.

He has to complete a 3 page essay, follow an 8 pm curfew or be with an adult

I approve of after 8 pm for the next year. ( this is no big deal as he isnt

away from me much ) .

Son is allowed to return to his regular school but has to stay 10 ft away

from the other boy involved. I am thankful that the judge felt my son was not

a threat and allowed him to return to his school. He felt that my son took

his education very seriously and believes he will do good in school. He has to

pay a 100 restitution fine to the court and something like 10-14 days

Community Service.

My son was so worried that he might have to return to juvenile hall. I just

kept my faith and hope in the Lord that my son would be given a fair and not

harsh judgement. We did a lot of praying together and I am thankful that my

son has learned from this experience and is even more dedicated to doing well

in school. He is so happy to get to go back to school tomorrow even though he

gets to go back for finals. LOL but he doesn't mind. He is so thankful the

worst part of this is over and so am I .

I want to thank you all for your love, support and most of all your prayers.

I know that everyone praying made a difference and that it never hurts to

have too much prayers. We are looking forward to healing from this and even

being a help and encouragement to others that have been through the same

situation. I know that I definitely cherish my son even more than I did before

and

am learning what''s important and what's not. My son is much more thankful for

his parents, for the freedom to go to school and that he isn't in juvenile

hall long term. He was so thrilled, he said FINALLY FREEDOM . Although he has

some stipulations he knows that he really is free. I am so so blessed. I

don't think I can tell you all enough how very thankful I am. God was on our

side. I thank Him for his grace and mercy through this difficult time. And God

Bless You all my friends for your love, support and prayers.

hugs,

[Guest guest]

Excellent news, !

Whew! Glad the judge wanted to give him a chance.

Kathy

[Guest guest]

:

That is just wonderful!!! I'm so happy for your family. Now you can get on

with living and enjoy life.

God Bless

Chelle

[Guest guest]

I am very glad to hear this. I'm guessing your son's learned a good

lesson early. I'm glad things turned out well.

> Hi Everyone,

>

> I just wanted to give you all an update, We are so thankful that my

son was able to come home. He is still on the ankle monitor but with

him now under probation with the probation dept. he will not have to

literally stay at home, he can go to school, church and family

gatherings. They are more lenient once the hearing is over. At least

in my son's case.

>

[Guest guest]

hi Chelle

yes amen .. amen .. i am so thankful each day .. son was able to return to

school today .. he had a great day .. sounded so excited to be back .. lol

back just in time for review and end of the year finals .. ha ha .. oh well

he doesn't really mind he is thankful to be back ..

hugs,

p.s. God bless You too