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writes: My 16-year-old son was suspended from school over allegations he raped someone, when he was raped himself.He told me he had been raped, and that the allegations that he raped someone was a lie, and he is not sure what to do next.How do me and my wife deal with the situation? It is causing us stress and we are really worried.James in Wigan Reply to this Question
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reader, anonymous, writes (7 December 2005): IF ITS A LIE I WOULD SUE!!
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reader, anonymous, writes (4 December 2005): Deal with it one day at a time. Get your son some counseling, and find a school he can attend for now. It's important he continue with his studies, and things may seem more manageable if life feels more routine. Remind your son that your love for him is unconditional, spend time alone with your wife making sure not to let the stress drive a wedge in your relationship, and, as a family, wait to see what happens next.
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