@MorrisZapp You asked if you would feel close to your teenage son again. The card I have for you is the 5 of swords, which has shown up a few times already on this thread.
The card can indicate a division. There has clearly been a fight of some sort, some people have thrown down their swords in defeat and walked away. The sky is jagged with a coming storm. It is an unhappy, prickly card, and the victor, although they look pleased with themselves, is standing in a wind that has started to blow. The 5s are all about change, upset, conflict -and because swords represent thoughts and words, it's possible that things have been said in the heat of the moment that are proving difficult to take back. Wounded pride may be an issue. There may be a power imbalance, a sense that someone 'holds all the cards.'
Because I felt that this card was describing a situation rather than giving an answer, I pulled another card. It was the 9 of Pentacles, which is a lovely, reassuring card. She represents a happy and secure home life, with plenty of home comforts. The nines are generally positive cards, as they are the point just before the ten, which represents completion. In some sense, the nines tell us to look back, we are nearly there, completion and success is within our grasp. We need to check that we don't mess this step up before we cross the finish line. If we are ready to continue, and we are sure that we are secure enough to help others, we can extend that hand.