Thank you all for responding.
Mastadon - your post really gives me hope~ thank you so much for sharing your experience with me.
Skyman - I honestly don't think he'll go to the elders, he tries to avoid them as much as I do, and he's never been one to tattle so to speak.
ithinkisee - I've talked to him here and there about going back to meetings, that I'd go with him if that's what he really wanted, because he once expressed thoughts about missing the meetings, but he's never got up on Sunday morning to go.
M.J. Thanks for the link I will definately check it out.
GBL - I'm not sure he's ready for that yet, I'll see how he responds when I talk to him.
As to the shunning from my mom and sis - I never told them that I was never going to a meeting again, or leaving the religion. I was very careful that I would not say this to give them ammo for being DF'd. I told them when and why I started to stop going to meetings, and it was directly because of my parents, and the situation they/we were going through at the time. My dad was very ill (and it was giving my mom panic attacks), and she was calling for help, usually when we were dressed and ready to go out the door to the meeting. It got easier to just not get dressed and wait for her to call. That was just before the generation change that nobody could expain to me. It just snowballed from there. Then I got the internet! (There is so much more involved that I can't go into right now.)
I've talked to my brother and sis in law, and they have no intention of acting the same way. Which is a huge relief! When I told him everything the two of them said, he said he wanted to vomit over the way they were behaving, especially after the talk that was at the hall on Sunday, how she sat and listened to it and took notes on being loving, not harbouring resentments, and being forgiving. At least I'm being honest and true to myself.
Thanks again
BB