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help dd packing her bags after a row its 23.26pm

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despomum41 · 19/06/2015 23:27

help

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gamerchick · 19/06/2015 23:27

How old?

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VodkaValiumLattePlease · 19/06/2015 23:28

How old is she? What's happened?

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despomum41 · 19/06/2015 23:29

after months of running away from home ive finally had enough and i said go and shes gone out of the door i was told cant stop me im an adult shes 18 and no where to go

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StupidBloodyKindle · 19/06/2015 23:30

Okay, breathe.
Can you ring her a cab and let her go to her gran's/aunt's/family member's?
Then get them to ring you once she is settled, vented, and asleep.
Let it blow over til the morning?

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TendonQueen · 19/06/2015 23:30

Has she said where she's going? If it's to a friend's or somewhere else safe, maybe talking when you're all calm tomorrow would be a plan. Depends on age and other factors of course.

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SoldierBear · 19/06/2015 23:30

Will she go to a friend or relative?

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StupidBloodyKindle · 19/06/2015 23:31

Oh.
Well, she is 18.
Does she have a bkyfriend or mate, whose couch she will sleep on?
Coat?
Cashcard/access to any cash?

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gamerchick · 19/06/2015 23:34

Let her.

Trust me when you stop trying to make her stay she'll come back on her own or at least your relationship will improve.

But I left home at 16 so can only draw on my own experience at 18 she's old enough to leave if she wants.. You can't call it running away from home I don't think.

If she has nowhere to go (and I'll bet she'll have a bed for tonight) she'll be back when things calm down.

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StupidBloodyKindle · 19/06/2015 23:34

boyfriend

You can't do anything right now. Either check with her fb mates etc, alert any family members, text her. Unless there are outside agencies involved,not sure what police could do...but alerting them to what she is wearing on 101 number might help if you think she will be in danger/sleeping rough. Where has she ended up before?

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SunnyBaudelaire · 19/06/2015 23:36

look try not to worry too much - any idea where she will go?

It is not really 'running away' when she is 18.

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despomum41 · 19/06/2015 23:46

she has ended at her boyfriends house before, im hoping she will go to her father`s house whom she bumped into today after a good few years and now he is father of the year thats what the arguement was about

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SunnyBaudelaire · 19/06/2015 23:50

do you have his phone number?

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despomum41 · 19/06/2015 23:56

unfortunately i was never given his number because he has mental health problems and the last time i spoke to him which was yesterday he was abusive when i asked where my dd was as he had answered her phone

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SunnyBaudelaire · 19/06/2015 23:59

OK is he on FB?

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despomum41 · 20/06/2015 00:03

yes he is sent a message now waiting but i dont think he will reply or give me any information

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