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    Euphoric !
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    I'm sorry you are in this position. I think it's great that you recognize that you need to scale back and make more time for your family.

    If it were me and I was really stressed out, than yes I would keep the easier children/parents. However, I would likely term the newest clients as I would feel that was the fairest.

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    Starting to feel at home...
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    I totally agree with 5 little monkeys. Keep the children/parents that are easier and can "go with the flow". I've been in this situation and ended up getting rid of a dcb whose mother I didn't get along with and was an all around a pain in the ass.
    I felt so much better after that...my stress level went way down and I knew that I did the right thing.
    No amount of money will make up for your sanity and peace of mind

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