Problem: Article: Even if it seems as if all of your time is taken up caring for and worrying about your child, it's important to take some time for yourself. Make sure you are getting enough sleep, go for a long walk to clear your head or have a relaxing bath at the end of a long day. If you are tired and worn out, you will have less patience in dealing with your child and may even behave aggressively or angrily with them, which is the last thing they need. When you are in a calm, rested state of mind, you will be much better prepared to deal with your child. Being mentally and physically strong is important right now. It's very common for the parents of a drug-addicted child to experience overwhelming feelings of guilt and shame when they find out that their child has a drug problem. If you are having difficulty living with these emotions and it's affecting your relationship with your child and/or spouse, it's important to seek the help of a counselor or therapist who can work through these issues with you. Keep in mind that there is no point in torturing yourself with questions like "where did I go wrong?" or "what could I have done differently?" What's done is done. The important thing is that you are there for your child now, when they need you the most. When one of your children is going through a drug problem, it tends to take up most of your time and attention. However, it's important not to neglect your other children during this difficult time, as they also need your love and care. They might feel forgotten or even envious of their addicted sibling who is getting all attention and love. They might even act out and start misbehaving themselves just in order to get your attention. Therefore, it's important to try to maintain balance by spending time with each of your children individually. If you feel like your child's drug problem has caused problems between you and your spouse or forced you to drift apart, don't be ashamed to seek marriage counseling. The marriage counselor will help you to work through your problems and allow you to understand that there is no need to blame each other or allocate responsible for all that has happened to your child. The important thing is that you work through it together and provide your child with a strong support system.
Summary: Take care of yourself. Seek counseling for any negative emotions and feelings of guilt. Don't forget to pay attention to other children. Seek marriage counseling if necessary.

Problem: Article: The same release pin that stopped the switch from coming out now needs to be pressed in so you can slide the switch into place inside the ignition module. Just press it down with your thumb. Hold the release pin in until you have the switch inserted. Some switches have an angled release pin that you don't have to press down as you slide the switch in. The new or rebuilt switch should slide easily back into its hole on the steering column. Align the shape of the cylinder and the location of the release pin with the coinciding grooves in the ignition module. Keep pressing it in until you hear the click of the release pin setting into place inside the steering column. If you don't hear a click from the release pin, the ignition switch isn't properly seated yet. You may need to push in on the switch a little to make it click into place. It's best to test the switch before you completely reassemble the dashboard, just in case there's an issue. Reconnect the cable to the negative (-) terminal on the battery, then insert the key into the ignition and turn it to start the vehicle. The vehicle should start without any issue. If it doesn't, remove the ignition switch and reinstall it. Now that you know the new ignition switch works, you can set about re-assembling your interior. Remove the cable from the negative terminal on the battery for safety while you work. Dashboards are notorious for the use of overlapping plastic. Start by installing the last parts your removed and go backwards from there. Every vehicle's interior goes together differently, so the order you install the parts will vary from application to application. If you find yourself having trouble getting the pieces to fit back together properly, refer to a vehicle specific repair manual for help. Be sure to use either the screws or clips to secure each piece as you go. Don't force trim pieces together or they may break. If someone won't go on properly, take it out and look things over to see what's stopping it from seating properly. With the dashboard completely assembled and the new ignition switch working, reconnect the cable to the negative (-) terminal on the battery and tighten it with the right sized wrench. Make sure the cable is secure and can't jiggle loose.
Summary:
Squeeze the release pin on the ignition switch so it's flush with the side. Slide the ignition switch into its hole. Reconnect the battery and test the new switch. Shut the engine off (if it starts) and disconnect the battery again. Put the dash back together in the opposite order of how it came apart. Reconnect the battery.