Messy1
Master Sergeant
Hopefully his commitment to staying will be rewarded in good results when he is done!
Not sure what to do anymore... in need of guidance
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B-17engineer
Colonel
Its my brothers birthday on the 20th. We are flying down tomorrow afternoon until Sunday afternoon to see him. He gets a four hour pass to leave the facility then on Sunday he has normal visiting hours
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Treat him as normal, H. Let your P's be the heavies.
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Agreed, bro, don't treat him like eggshells. He'll probably appreciate a bit of normalcy. Tell him Happy Birthday from all o' us!
A4K
Brigadier General
Good advice Matt.
Hope you're all doing ok Harry, and the time comes soon when this is long past and beaten.
Hope you're all doing ok Harry, and the time comes soon when this is long past and beaten.
Thorlifter
Captain
Happy birthday to him from all the rowdy mongrel's here. Please tell your parents that they are in our thoughts too.
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Yes, do tell him Happy Birthday for us!
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B-17engineer
Colonel
Thanks so much guys. Had an absolutely wonderful four hours. For good behavior he got a four hour pass to leave with J's. We had lunch and bought him some books. He didn't ask about things at home which was great. The only thing is he still talks about chewing.tabacco which is the least of his worries but still something he needs to work on
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
One step at a time. I wouldn't mention it, to me it seems like that would be piling more frustration on top of what he's already going through. But, that's just me.
Tangopilot89
Airman 1st Class
I can only echo what John has said on the previous page. I hope your brother is making good progress and you should be proud of yourself for helping him. Hope he has had a good birthday.
My apologies for not posting sooner.
My apologies for not posting sooner.
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B-17engineer
Colonel
Thanks guys,
We spent 4 hours with him yesterday and the day before. He's been reading a lot of different religious books and goes to church every week there. He asked us to bring a bible down with us for him to read which was just fantastic to hear. He did not speak a word about drugs, smoking etc. etc. which made it a relatively stress free weekend. He's also become very good at pool
We spent 4 hours with him yesterday and the day before. He's been reading a lot of different religious books and goes to church every week there. He asked us to bring a bible down with us for him to read which was just fantastic to hear. He did not speak a word about drugs, smoking etc. etc. which made it a relatively stress free weekend. He's also become very good at pool
Messy1
Master Sergeant
Good news Harrison!!
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Woot! 
Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Excellent news Harrison, sounds like he's making great headway and you and your parents are doing great with it to!
ToughOmbre
Senior Master Sergeant
Keep the good news coming Harrison!
We are pulling for him!
TO
We are pulling for him!
TO
pbfoot
1st Lieutenant
well I would suggest you are in the minority and I'll keep you in my prayers .
Good stuff Harrison hope it works out
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
Same here, with the exception that I'm only 38. Its not that rare a thing, to not have tried drugs.
Messy1
Master Sergeant
Agree. I'm 36 and have barely smoked a cigarette. I used to enjoy a cigar every once in a while, that I'll admit too! Please do not think less of me because of a few bad habits!! 
