Guest guest Posted October 30, 2006 Report Posted October 30, 2006 , I think the whole group gave loads of great advice and love. I especially enjoyed reading your post about the death of nada and how it can bring such peace and healing this is like healing oil to the soul. I also enjoyed reading Shana's post b/c I really feel much of the same feelings as she does. I think what your sister was saying was very cruel. I think Shana was hitting it on the head. I remember when she said that about the " being selfish " also and I think she is just speaking many foolish words. I agree a time out and away from her may be a good idea. Anyways all my love and support and blessings your way. Love Lizzy > > > > Unfortunately, I do not have siblings. The movie mommie deares > hits very > > close to home. Although my mother wasn't as crazy as the main > character, > > she had similar traits. Shejust laid into me today and I realized > how crazy > > my life hads been for years. Years and years of emotional abuse. > I > > actually laid into her today...I had brought up the memory of my > mother > > threatening to hit me. I said, as an 8 year old would, that is > child abuse. > > She then said, " if you want to see child abuse, I will throw you > down the > > G.D. stairs and burn you with this cigarette. She didn't, but I > was so > > scared of her from that day on. She said today that I must have > > misinterpreted her. All I could do was laugh. I laughed so hard > I cried. > > How does one misinterpret that? She doesn't claim any > responsibility or > > conveniently doesn't remember things. It's distgusting. She had > come to my > > house last week and begged for forgiveness for the things I > THOUGHT she did. > > Now, she claims she didn't do those things and I must have been > mistaken. > > I ended up asking her to leave my house and when she didn't, I > removed > > myself. Her departing comment was something in the line of you > are no > > longer a part of my family...and it sounds like I've joined a > cult. God > > give me the strength. Leaning over her coffin sounds pretty good > right now. > > > > KW > > > > >From: " maryec73 " <maryec73@> > > >Reply-To: WTOAdultChildren1 > > >To: WTOAdultChildren1 > > >Subject: " Mommie Dearest " /Over the edge > > >Date: Sun, 29 Oct 2006 23:04:00 -0000 > > > > > > > > > > > > I watched " Mommie Dearest " today. I haven't seen it since I was > a > > >small child and at that time it was over my head. I just remember > my > > >sisters walking around refering to nada as mommie dearest. > > > > > > I did not think while watching this I was really effected by it, > > >till the very end when leaned over her mother coffin and > > >said she always loved her. Man, that so reminded my of nada's > > >funeral. > > >Shortly after that I talked to my sister and she hit all my > trigger > > >points. As I have posted in the past, my sister tries to mother me > > >and tell me how to live or what I should do. I lost it with her > > >today. > > >Emotional melt down. I feel so drained. We were going back and > forth > > >and I started losing it on her. I beleive the statement that I do > > >not have children and I do not know what a mothers love and > concern > > >is for her children. That is something nada always used to say to > > >me, and boom-OVER THE EGDE I WENT!!!! > > > > > > I started crying and laying into her, then she said to me, are > you > > >talking to me or to our mother. I realized I was talking to my > nada. > > >Jan, does say and do some things like nada, even though her > motives > > >are pure and well intended, the results are the same. Jan became > the > > >tranference of my angry and pain for my nada. Jan knows now not to > > >say those things to me, the pain is to real and close to the > > >surface. I do believe she has issues of her own to deal with, but > > >that is her journey. My God, I was talking right to my nada today > > >and let it out on Janet. I think I maybe rambling, but it was so > > >weird, but it needed to be let out. > > > > > >Any one else have this happen? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >Problems? Ask our friendly List Manager for help at > > >@ SEND HER ANY POSTS THAT CONCERN YOU; DO NOT Respond ON > > >THE GROUP. > > > > > >To order the KO bible " Stop Walking on Eggshells, " call 888-35- > SHELL > > >() for your copy. We also refer to " Understanding the > > >Borderline Mother " (Lawson) and " Surviving the Borderline > Parent, " (Roth) > > >which you can find at any bookstore. Welcome to the WTO community! > > > > > >From Randi Kreger, Owner BPDCentral, WTO Online Community and > author SWOE > > >and the SWOE Workbook. > > > Quote
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