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☪ஐﻬ☽ I hope he can. My cousin did mess up for about a year or so on
her own but eventually she did get it straight. My mom
refused to help her out when she was having troubles. Of
course my mom had decent reasons for that. She wasn't easy
to raise. After my grandparents struggled to get custody of
her as a child she went to live with my mom because they
couldn't handle taking care of her anymore. And she was
hard to take care of with my mom and her husband working
on her as well. I'm glad she's doing good on her own though.
Its a huge change from what she was. So I hope your friend
can handle things when it comes for him to be on his own.



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