Guest guest Posted July 15, 2003 Report Share Posted July 15, 2003 Thankyou all for your prompt responses. I have to tell you the message you are all sending me is to limit my contact with my mother. However I am living with my mother, I am my mothers carer and have been since my father passed away nearly 7yrs ago. I would really like to read the book/s you have all suggested and it would be helpful to know where I can purchase them from. I am considering getting some counselling for myself, however I would like to go into the sessions with some goal in mind. It would be too easy for me to go in there and have a big sook session where I would end up bawling my eyes out and leaving there very distressed and embarassed. I don't want to go there just for a whinge, I would prefer to be matter of fact but also objective, thus ensuring the excersise will be productive. For your interest I have on many occassions spoken to the dr about my mother, but it seems once you have been diagnosed with depression once in life, then every single minute problem is because you have depression. You have no idea how much I hate that word. It has for more than 50yrs I am sure, stopped my mother looking at the real issues in her life, and created a safety net for her behaviours (this is in the eyes of the dr). She was seeing a therapist, however he had no interest in speaking with me and refused me the time. Her dr did nothing to support me but break my confidentiality and my trust. He is one of the very reasons I am at my wits end. How long have I said I would feel better if I got the support from the medical proffession, however I may as well ask my mother for the support, you get the same response. Thx Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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