Reply to "Should I let me son quit?"

BK'sMOM1,000+ posts

I think I would ask your son "Does he love practicing and working out with the team?"

"Does he think he can encourage others from the bench?"

With the information we have in hand I know this isn't easy for your son.

Being a senior if he sees himself finishing this quest, then I would support him but...

it's not always that easy ... being a family that says you finish what you start, it might be one of those lessons I would use to help develop "his inner strength" at handling this ....

but...there's more to this than I can truly give a solid answer for ....but I would quiz your son and try to be objective about his love for the game and how he sees the next few months...

3/21/044:50 PM

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