I wanted to send you this quick email to once again reiterate my sincere thanks for all of your help. I trust you can appreciate that this incident for me has been nothing short of a nightmare that I would give almost anything if I could take back my life. But through it all, I was comforted knowing that your experience and knowledge of the process would help make the situation more bearable. As you indicated, I was fortunate to have had the matters decided in all the ways you had hoped for.
I cannot honestly say that I have lots of friends that need similar assistance but I can promise you that if I ever learned of someone in my situation I would absolutely recommend your services. Take care and I hope you have a great holiday season.
Thanks again!
Rob F.
Good Morning Rosemary and Drew:
It has been a week since []‘s court date and I have been meaning to write you and thank you for all that you both did for []. Last Thursday was a terrible day. I was so embarrassed by []‘s behavior toward his probation officer and the court. Later in the day, his insistence that he was on medication almost derailed his going into the [].
[]‘s attitude in the court, Drew and the probation officer was not acceptable behavior. He was very angry with me and asked if I had orchestrated his going to the rehabilitation program. I told him it was Drew and his probation officer and that he should be very grateful that there are still people in this world that aren’t ready to write him off and send him to Jail.
Yesterday I received a letter from []. His attitude is entirely different. He is happy he is where he is. He is working during the day, being fed well (always important to []) and participating in a number of programs. The structure of the facility, I think, makes [] feel more comfortable. [] has become very religious over the past few years and he has bible study and goes to the church on site. I think he really likes that aspect of the program. His grandmother, [] and I are very happy with where he is and are hopeful that this could turn [] around to become a productive adult again. I hope that when []‘s probation officer visits him next week she will see the change in him that hear in his letter and he will apologize for the attitude that he exhibited in court and in her office.
I, again, want to thank both of you for everything you did. This was a difficult situation and I am amazed at how you were able to convince []‘s probation officer that this rehabilitation center was better choice than jail. You both put up with my constant calls and concerns and [] and I are very appreciative of your efforts and the results that you were able to achieve.
Peg