Guest guest Posted July 1, 2004 Report Share Posted July 1, 2004 > > Nada is also running around telling everyone about her PTSD!!! > Do a lot of Nada's do this?? Mine has, ever since social services has been involved, blamed each and every one of her negative attributes to PTSD. She used to freak out on every single person in the house then hand me the handbook on the PTSD page and tell me why I couldn't show it to everyone in the house so they would know and understand why she acted that way. Hello? If she knows and understands why she acted that way, why not DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT? It seems to me that PTSD is the disorder of choice for some BPs to hide behind though I don't get quite why-- because then maybe they can deny any part in their behavior by saying THIS IS BECAUSE OF SOMETHING BAD THAT WAS DONE TO ME? What do you all think? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2004 Report Share Posted July 1, 2004 > > Nada is also running around telling everyone about her PTSD!!! > Do a lot of Nada's do this?? Mine has, ever since social services has been involved, blamed each and every one of her negative attributes to PTSD. She used to freak out on every single person in the house then hand me the handbook on the PTSD page and tell me why I couldn't show it to everyone in the house so they would know and understand why she acted that way. Hello? If she knows and understands why she acted that way, why not DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT? It seems to me that PTSD is the disorder of choice for some BPs to hide behind though I don't get quite why-- because then maybe they can deny any part in their behavior by saying THIS IS BECAUSE OF SOMETHING BAD THAT WAS DONE TO ME? What do you all think? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2004 Report Share Posted July 1, 2004 > > > > Nada is also running around telling everyone about her PTSD!!! > > > > Do a lot of Nada's do this?? LOL this is what I was diagnosed with! After 9/11 I took a long slow slide into depression that my family doctor diagnosed and knowing my background with my mother sent me to see a therapist who deals with children of BP parents. She told me that basically I grew up in the middle of a war zone and that that could lead to post tramatic stress and something like the events of 9/11 could have brought it to the fore. My in-laws, their oldest son and wife and two children were all at the Pentagon that morning and I had 4 cousins and two uncles at the WTC. Everyone survived but I guess it hit too close to home. One of my uncles had worked on the WTC from it's inception and I and my cousins made several trips to the site while it was under construction. My mother has never suggested that she suffers from PSTD her main claim to fame is that she has marytered herself for us all through out her life and that she has atypical bi-polarism and if everyone would do what she said everything would be ok. Anyway I have been seeing her for almost two years now and I am doing much better especially if I keep my contacts with my mother limited to one phone call a week. She still calls 25 to 30 times a week but I only pick it up once on Monday, after that she talks the machine. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2004 Report Share Posted July 2, 2004 I had to have my mother committed last month. She called my house late one night drunk and talking about killing herself and that my step dad was using secret poisons on her and al sorts of madness. She also ransacked her baedroom and attacked my 4 year old step niece.I am in Virginia but I called the police in Louisiana to chevk it out. At least now if she hurts my sisiter or anyone else in the immdeiate family behind closed doors there will now be a history of her illness documented. After the event I drew the line and told her to stop calling me. She left messages at firts but i returned them and reilliterated my derire to be left alone for the most part. My husband thought the message was bizzare too. LOL My sister is in Ohio with my oldest sister from father, right now. My nada has been beingn all niceand lovey dovey since the looney bin , I think she is TERRIFIED of her darker side being discovered after the incident. My little sister seems so hopefull and happy about it, so I just play along with her, " Yes. Tori, Im very glad to hear that! thats good news! How great! " But I know what ten more years of dealing with nada than she has had has taught me. DONT HOLD YOUR BREATHE!!!! She may be giddy and great right now but who knows what in six months, a year...It wont remain. It took me 24 years tp figur out nada cant change so I guess it wil take tori another ten too. I just hurt knowinng she will be disapointed. Again, and again, and again.... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2004 Report Share Posted July 2, 2004 Could you tell Tori what you just wrote? I bet you and I would have loved someone to tell us the real deal on our nada. Just a thought from someone who has been there, >From: sexystarshine79@... >Reply-To: ModOasis >To: ModOasis >Subject: Re: My mother hits my sisters and denies any real >problem >Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 06:35:14 EDT > >I had to have my mother committed last month. She called my house late one >night drunk and talking about killing herself and that my step dad was >using >secret poisons on her and al sorts of madness. She also ransacked her >baedroom >and attacked my 4 year old step niece.I am in Virginia but I called the >police in Louisiana to chevk it out. > > At least now if she hurts my sisiter or anyone else in the immdeiate >family behind closed doors there will now be a history of her illness >documented. > > After the event I drew the line and told her to stop calling me. She >left >messages at firts but i returned them and reilliterated my derire to be >left >alone for the most part. My husband thought the message was bizzare too. >LOL > > My sister is in Ohio with my oldest sister from father, right now. My >nada has been beingn all niceand lovey dovey since the looney bin , I >think she >is TERRIFIED of her darker side being discovered after the incident. My >little sister seems so hopefull and happy about it, so I just play along >with her, > " Yes. Tori, Im very glad to hear that! thats good news! How great! " > > But I know what ten more years of dealing with nada than she has had >has >taught me. DONT HOLD YOUR BREATHE!!!! She may be giddy and great right now >but who knows what in six months, a year...It wont remain. It took me 24 >years >tp figur out nada cant change so I guess it wil take tori another ten too. >I >just hurt knowinng she will be disapointed. Again, and again, and >again.... > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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