Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label future. Show all posts
Friday, 11 November 2011
Weekly Song round Up
OK, this week has made me think of a load of songs about young life and how it can be wasted!
The bonus in the Tom Petty video is it has Johnny Depp in it!
So many kids are out there making bad choices Skid Row 18 and Life These might just be fictional songs/stories but even if it comes true for one young kid it's too many. Alice Cooper I'm Eighteen I've gotta say I don't think I would ever want to repeat my teenage years and they weren't that bad compared to some, but I've got my skeletons that I buried and they affected my future.
I suppose what I'm thinking is if you know or have influence over young adults or kids who are just out of school, pay attention. I think a big problem is teenagers don't realise there are people who will do anything to help them straighten their life out. It took me 20 years to accept a little help and like I said I don't think I had it too bad, but my family I think, are unaware of what I was going through because I just didn't think there was anything anyone I could talk to.
Wednesday, 9 November 2011
Too Much Too Young
This week one of my daughters ex-classmates was killed when the quadbike he was riding crashed while being chased by the police. He was 17.
He had been in and out of care and had made some bad choices, but by all accounts he was a nice lad.
I just can't get over the age. 17. All you've ever really done is gone to school, everything is ahead of you and then.......it's over.
One of my friends has a niece who is dangerously ill with anorexia. She is 18. I believe she has been ill with it for a number of years. She is on the verge of being sectioned and if this happens it could put an end to her chances of pursuing a career in nursing. This dreadful illness is threatening her whole future at just the age of 18.
One life tragically taken by a catalogue of wrong choices, no doubt led to by the lack of a stable up-bringing. And another hanging in the balance because of a catalogue of believed lies.
I met my husband when I was 17. That changed my future. What have you got if you haven't got your future?
He had been in and out of care and had made some bad choices, but by all accounts he was a nice lad.
I just can't get over the age. 17. All you've ever really done is gone to school, everything is ahead of you and then.......it's over.
One of my friends has a niece who is dangerously ill with anorexia. She is 18. I believe she has been ill with it for a number of years. She is on the verge of being sectioned and if this happens it could put an end to her chances of pursuing a career in nursing. This dreadful illness is threatening her whole future at just the age of 18.
One life tragically taken by a catalogue of wrong choices, no doubt led to by the lack of a stable up-bringing. And another hanging in the balance because of a catalogue of believed lies.
I met my husband when I was 17. That changed my future. What have you got if you haven't got your future?
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