Recent content by MandyCare

I like the light suggestion, that I can implement this weekend. Thank you :) now I can get some sleep!

he is moving out soon. My challenge is how do I educate my partner and his son that I need to feel safe at home. In the beginning my partner came home I wouldn't hear him, he suddenly appear in the kitchen. I screamed! So I need to know someone is in the space. I relax if I know they are there...

sensors are a great idea, the cat will drive me crazy with that! I think it is retraining and retraining the son he needs to communicate! Was just thinking a hanging item on the door - allowing each other to know someone is home. Its fair and equitable. However he does have hearing and can tell...

Its my place and I allowed him to stay with me as he was having issues with his mother. His father isnt home much, he travels for work for weeks on end. I was happy to help out for a couple of months it has now been 18 months. I am only asking for communication when someone comes home.

I have no problem him coming home, i do have a problem not knowing if someone is in the house. Then finding out later, its a horrible feeling. If I was hearing I would hear him come in the door. Thats my angst. So a text is a way of letting me know.

:) he stays at his mothers as well I never know when he is coming over...

Hi everyone I have a problem with my partner's son who has been living with me for 18 months. His father is away most of the time. Son is 18... I have a rule that he has to text me when he is coming home or is in the house so I know someone is there. Last week I found he was home for four hours...

success is the future for your child Great news your child has been born in an era where there are lots of services and support available. I have similar hearing loss range and now am a General Manager in a hearing community. Goodluck!