Re: Questions

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No i will be getting CC labs in September when i hope to be off HC

entirely. Even the saliva labs are no good when taking HC.

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Hello -

I've had this happen to me as well. Ironically, I think it's because

I'm so well-adjusted, and present as so " normal " . Even good friends

are initially incredulous -- " But you seem so normal! How could you

have lived through that and be so NORMAL? You're one of the sanest

people I know! "

I've actually had strangers -- bitter, cynical people -- start

lecturing me about how I've " obviously never suffered " since I'm so

upbeat and cheerful!

The possibility that I've lived through some bad stuff and come out

the other side determined to be happy doesn't seem to occur to people.

Maybe this is the reaction you two are getting as well...

Letty

> > Knowing that I am not the only one helps a lot. Talking about it

> > helps. When I talk about it with anyone who is not a KO they

> usually

> > don't understand and lash out, re-injuring me.

>

> Dan, this is something that has happened often to me too. It has

> always been a great mystery to me why revealing a vulnerable and

> painful situation with a parent would cause others to " lash out " at

> me. But it does happen. Even though I know that it may be because

> it threatens their idea of the sancitity of parenthood or ideas of the

> perfection of their own parents, some part of me still doesn't get

> it. I can't imagine doing that to someone. Anyway, glad you found

> this group.

>

> julie

>