I want my son back

When you become a mother you have so many hopes for your children. You want them to be successful and walk on the right path. Right now my son is not making the best choices or walking on the right path. He is truant in school. He is behind one whole year on his credits and he is a senior this year. As it shows he might not graduate. He is hanging out with the wrong crowd. For this reason I have decided to put him in a wilderness therapy program called Anasazi.  I want my son back. I want my  sweet and loving son back. The son that when he saw me washing dishes would come out of nowhere and  give me a kiss on my elbow. The son that when I was tired will tuck me  in bed and ask me if I needed help. The son that would remind me every day how much he loved me. The son that use to be an example to others.  My son has been admitted to the program and has gotten a scholarship for $12,000. I am getting about $6,000 from an annuity. That leaves me with $6,000 that I need to take with me the day of admittance which is August 17th. Unfortunately,  my family cannot help me because they are worse off than me economically.  I am a single mother and do not have any other support. I am sorry that this is so last minute but I thought I could get the rest of the funding,  plus I was embarrassed to ask and put my story out there. I am going to be so grateful for your cooperation and your kindness in this matter,  that as a token of my appreciation I will send a video with Jacob's testimony at the end of the program. I have faith that at  the completion of this program I will have my son back!