Jerry Wilson:  

About two years after that little episode, my wife and kids were returning to our car one night after our oldest girls basket ball game and it was extremely dark. My wife went on to get the car and I was to meet her at the curb. As I got to the end of the gymnasium, I saw our car and turned to walk towards it. I took about five steps and my toes dug into a cement curbing and over I went, head first. I'd fallen before and kinda knew how far I had to go before I hit bottom. This time I kept falling and falling! I'd tripped and fallen into a truck loading pit! I tried to shake it off and get up but that wasn't going to happen. They rushed me to the hospital where they had to remove my spleen and I'd also broken a few ribs. But that was the better part of that problem. The admitting physician felt that I didn't need all of the medications that I was on and took me off of every last one. The next evening I went into an uncontrolable withdrawl and it ended up taking three orderlys and two security guards to get me into bed and tie me down. The doctor had them put me into a drug induced coma until the withdrawl period was over. Little did he know what he had done! I didn't come out of the coma for two weeks after they quit giving me the coma inducing medicine! My wife told me that the hospital and the doctor were quite worried, as well they should be! I came around and got back on my medications and everything got back to normal, or as normal as there is. We had already adopted the girls, so now I was really Mr. Mom as much as I could be. But the girls were growing fast and it wasn't long that hormones started running rappid in the two oldest girls and that was the start of the worst years of our lives together. The girls started sneaking out, running away, getting involved with alchohol and the dread of all parents, they started messing around with drugs. Washington's law's SUCK when it comes to juviniles. Parents have little to no rights when it comes to their children! I can't remember all of the problems that we had with the laws concerning the girls, so all I'm going to say is, if your reading this from in Washington State and have children that are starting to have problems with alchohol or drugs, move away and do it fast! We did but it was too late! After fighting the system, again, for nearly two years, we were able to move back to Billings MT. We chose to make the move, because, as I said, we had to get the girls out of that situation and we felt that Billings would be a good place for them to get a new start at adulthood. Two weeks after the girls were in school, the younger of the two was caught selling some of the oxicodone that she had stollen from me. The Billings school district has a no Now I am puttering around the house. Thats is about the end of my bio. I hope I have given you some idea of how my life has gone since we graduated. If you have any questions about any of the places I have been or you just want to say high, please don't hesitate to drop me a line.