Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Jeeeeezussss, Hi its Terry s hub 2b , and heres me thinking my empathy skills where phenomenal lol, its only that i was also off to see the wizard that i picked up on s pain..... Anyway, ive now been NC 2 wks and all things considered I actually feel a little better, probably due to being certified sane yesterday after years thinking i was seriously mentally ill....OMG the irony ...me seeing a shrink pmsl !!!! Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 7:22:46 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Hi , I'm sorry you're experiencing this. I don't have any real advice for you, but my mother was and mother-in-law is BPD too so I can relate to how you feel. It is a trapped and helpless feeling. I wonder if some of us kids of bpd's are drawn together as partners sometimes. I have heard of lots of people who marry into families of BPD too. In a message dated 4/9/2010 1:39:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, clairenewton49@ yahoo.com writes: Hi All, Sorry I have not posted in a while, its been a terrible few months for me. I am nearly a year NC from my nada, it was my hubby to be when we first met who recognised my nada etc, and since then ive been healing and seeing professionals etc regarding my situation. However, over the last couple of months my hubby has had a breakdown, and himself been to see professionals etc, and it turns out that his mom has also severely emotionally abused him all his life too. By reading the literature on BPD she seems to be the " Queen " , my hubby tried to take his life last week, as he couldnt understand were his emotional pain has been coming from, even though he is very happy with me, he has this voice inside him telling him he is a fake, he is bad, he will never amount to anything etc, it all got on top of him last week, luckily now he is now getting all the support he needs and uncovering alot about his mom with the help of shrinks etc. He is currently being given the silent treatment by her, as I am too, she called the other night " drunk " , but nothing since, I just feel so hurt for him and myself and my son, as I was hoovered in by her niceness to me and my son, and really thought everything was ok. It was only when my hubby was in hospital after trying to take his life, that I spent time at his moms house, and wow did I see what I feared I would see, verbal abuse to his father, controlling, name calling, everything you can imagine, she was not even at her sons bedside when he came round. I feel so stuck in this, I should know better really with having my own mother similar but thats it the but I just dont know. Anyway, thanks for reading this post, any feedback thoughts would be really appreciated at this very stressful and emotional time. Love x [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Jeeeeezussss, Hi its Terry s hub 2b , and heres me thinking my empathy skills where phenomenal lol, its only that i was also off to see the wizard that i picked up on s pain..... Anyway, ive now been NC 2 wks and all things considered I actually feel a little better, probably due to being certified sane yesterday after years thinking i was seriously mentally ill....OMG the irony ...me seeing a shrink pmsl !!!! Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 7:22:46 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Hi , I'm sorry you're experiencing this. I don't have any real advice for you, but my mother was and mother-in-law is BPD too so I can relate to how you feel. It is a trapped and helpless feeling. I wonder if some of us kids of bpd's are drawn together as partners sometimes. I have heard of lots of people who marry into families of BPD too. In a message dated 4/9/2010 1:39:07 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, clairenewton49@ yahoo.com writes: Hi All, Sorry I have not posted in a while, its been a terrible few months for me. I am nearly a year NC from my nada, it was my hubby to be when we first met who recognised my nada etc, and since then ive been healing and seeing professionals etc regarding my situation. However, over the last couple of months my hubby has had a breakdown, and himself been to see professionals etc, and it turns out that his mom has also severely emotionally abused him all his life too. By reading the literature on BPD she seems to be the " Queen " , my hubby tried to take his life last week, as he couldnt understand were his emotional pain has been coming from, even though he is very happy with me, he has this voice inside him telling him he is a fake, he is bad, he will never amount to anything etc, it all got on top of him last week, luckily now he is now getting all the support he needs and uncovering alot about his mom with the help of shrinks etc. He is currently being given the silent treatment by her, as I am too, she called the other night " drunk " , but nothing since, I just feel so hurt for him and myself and my son, as I was hoovered in by her niceness to me and my son, and really thought everything was ok. It was only when my hubby was in hospital after trying to take his life, that I spent time at his moms house, and wow did I see what I feared I would see, verbal abuse to his father, controlling, name calling, everything you can imagine, she was not even at her sons bedside when he came round. I feel so stuck in this, I should know better really with having my own mother similar but thats it the but I just dont know. Anyway, thanks for reading this post, any feedback thoughts would be really appreciated at this very stressful and emotional time. Love x [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Thanks Jackie, Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats pretty bad... Thanks Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 7:56:55 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Oh, , I'm so sorry this is happening to you and your family, and SO happy your hubby was unsuccessful !! I do hope he never tries this again !! I have gotten the silent treatment a lot from my nada...she's the queen/witch. ..and as an adult, it's really a blessing to not have to deal with her LOL Jackie Hi All, Sorry I have not posted in a while, its been a terrible few months for me. I am nearly a year NC from my nada, it was my hubby to be when we first met who recognised my nada etc, and since then ive been healing and seeing professionals etc regarding my situation. However, over the last couple of months my hubby has had a breakdown, and himself been to see professionals etc, and it turns out that his mom has also severely emotionally abused him all his life too. By reading the literature on BPD she seems to be the " Queen " , my hubby tried to take his life last week, as he couldnt understand were his emotional pain has been coming from, even though he is very happy with me, he has this voice inside him telling him he is a fake, he is bad, he will never amount to anything etc, it all got on top of him last week, luckily now he is now getting all the support he needs and uncovering alot about his mom with the help of shrinks etc. He is currently being given the silent treatment by her, as I am too, she called the other night " drunk " , but nothing since, I just feel so hurt for him and myself and my son, as I was hoovered in by her niceness to me and my son, and really thought everything was ok. It was only when my hubby was in hospital after trying to take his life, that I spent time at his moms house, and wow did I see what I feared I would see, verbal abuse to his father, controlling, name calling, everything you can imagine, she was not even at her sons bedside when he came round. I feel so stuck in this, I should know better really with having my own mother similar but thats it the but I just dont know. Anyway, thanks for reading this post, any feedback thoughts would be really appreciated at this very stressful and emotional time. Love x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Thanks Jackie, Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats pretty bad... Thanks Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 7:56:55 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Oh, , I'm so sorry this is happening to you and your family, and SO happy your hubby was unsuccessful !! I do hope he never tries this again !! I have gotten the silent treatment a lot from my nada...she's the queen/witch. ..and as an adult, it's really a blessing to not have to deal with her LOL Jackie Hi All, Sorry I have not posted in a while, its been a terrible few months for me. I am nearly a year NC from my nada, it was my hubby to be when we first met who recognised my nada etc, and since then ive been healing and seeing professionals etc regarding my situation. However, over the last couple of months my hubby has had a breakdown, and himself been to see professionals etc, and it turns out that his mom has also severely emotionally abused him all his life too. By reading the literature on BPD she seems to be the " Queen " , my hubby tried to take his life last week, as he couldnt understand were his emotional pain has been coming from, even though he is very happy with me, he has this voice inside him telling him he is a fake, he is bad, he will never amount to anything etc, it all got on top of him last week, luckily now he is now getting all the support he needs and uncovering alot about his mom with the help of shrinks etc. He is currently being given the silent treatment by her, as I am too, she called the other night " drunk " , but nothing since, I just feel so hurt for him and myself and my son, as I was hoovered in by her niceness to me and my son, and really thought everything was ok. It was only when my hubby was in hospital after trying to take his life, that I spent time at his moms house, and wow did I see what I feared I would see, verbal abuse to his father, controlling, name calling, everything you can imagine, she was not even at her sons bedside when he came round. I feel so stuck in this, I should know better really with having my own mother similar but thats it the but I just dont know. Anyway, thanks for reading this post, any feedback thoughts would be really appreciated at this very stressful and emotional time. Love x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Thanks Jackie, Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats pretty bad... Thanks Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 7:56:55 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Oh, , I'm so sorry this is happening to you and your family, and SO happy your hubby was unsuccessful !! I do hope he never tries this again !! I have gotten the silent treatment a lot from my nada...she's the queen/witch. ..and as an adult, it's really a blessing to not have to deal with her LOL Jackie Hi All, Sorry I have not posted in a while, its been a terrible few months for me. I am nearly a year NC from my nada, it was my hubby to be when we first met who recognised my nada etc, and since then ive been healing and seeing professionals etc regarding my situation. However, over the last couple of months my hubby has had a breakdown, and himself been to see professionals etc, and it turns out that his mom has also severely emotionally abused him all his life too. By reading the literature on BPD she seems to be the " Queen " , my hubby tried to take his life last week, as he couldnt understand were his emotional pain has been coming from, even though he is very happy with me, he has this voice inside him telling him he is a fake, he is bad, he will never amount to anything etc, it all got on top of him last week, luckily now he is now getting all the support he needs and uncovering alot about his mom with the help of shrinks etc. He is currently being given the silent treatment by her, as I am too, she called the other night " drunk " , but nothing since, I just feel so hurt for him and myself and my son, as I was hoovered in by her niceness to me and my son, and really thought everything was ok. It was only when my hubby was in hospital after trying to take his life, that I spent time at his moms house, and wow did I see what I feared I would see, verbal abuse to his father, controlling, name calling, everything you can imagine, she was not even at her sons bedside when he came round. I feel so stuck in this, I should know better really with having my own mother similar but thats it the but I just dont know. Anyway, thanks for reading this post, any feedback thoughts would be really appreciated at this very stressful and emotional time. Love x Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Hi Terry, just remember, you have , a son, and us here on this list who care about you... Jackie Thanks Jackie, Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats pretty bad... Thanks Terry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Hi Terry, just remember, you have , a son, and us here on this list who care about you... Jackie Thanks Jackie, Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats pretty bad... Thanks Terry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Terry - I'm so sorry you and have had such a hard time these past months. It DOES make a difference when there's somebody around who sees through the FOG (fear, obligation and guilt) that our parents have used to manipulate us. You and can be sounding boards, do reality checks, and have each other's backs. That's a very good thing in itself. And as Jackie said, come hang out with us here. I've been reading and posting for several months now, and the insights that come along are very helpful. Sometimes we're sad, sometimes we laugh, and sometimes we bicker, but we all GET IT. It's a journey - you may hit one step forward/two steps back, but once you know all this has a name, and that you haven't been imagining it, you can start seeing life much more clearly. Y'all take care of each other. > > Hi Terry, > > just remember, you have , a son, and us here on this list who care > about you... > > Jackie > > > > Thanks Jackie, > > Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo > badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that > (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things > considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i > was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada > rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent > free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 > me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats > pretty bad... > Thanks Terry > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Terry - I'm so sorry you and have had such a hard time these past months. It DOES make a difference when there's somebody around who sees through the FOG (fear, obligation and guilt) that our parents have used to manipulate us. You and can be sounding boards, do reality checks, and have each other's backs. That's a very good thing in itself. And as Jackie said, come hang out with us here. I've been reading and posting for several months now, and the insights that come along are very helpful. Sometimes we're sad, sometimes we laugh, and sometimes we bicker, but we all GET IT. It's a journey - you may hit one step forward/two steps back, but once you know all this has a name, and that you haven't been imagining it, you can start seeing life much more clearly. Y'all take care of each other. > > Hi Terry, > > just remember, you have , a son, and us here on this list who care > about you... > > Jackie > > > > Thanks Jackie, > > Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo > badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that > (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things > considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i > was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada > rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent > free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 > me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats > pretty bad... > Thanks Terry > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Hi , Yeah as I said she is bloody good (nada), in some ways i feel such a fool as I am a Mental Health Professional and with being in denial just labelled it as a mom who wants the best for her son. It was only when I calculated the last ten years and MY so called EPISODES which eventually lead to my breakdown, that I realised this occurrs when My life is going so well. Many a time the rug has been pulled from under me leading to that negative voice in my head eventually telling me to pull it from under myself, as I am useless and unworthy of any happiness. It is sad it has came to this, however, 4 hours with a shrink and already that FOG which I did not think was prevalent in my (perfect) family, began to lift.......jeeeezzzussssss I AM SANE, its not me after all!!!! What a relief.....thanks for your support. Speak soon Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 9:28:58 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Terry - I'm so sorry you and have had such a hard time these past months. It DOES make a difference when there's somebody around who sees through the FOG (fear, obligation and guilt) that our parents have used to manipulate us. You and can be sounding boards, do reality checks, and have each other's backs. That's a very good thing in itself. And as Jackie said, come hang out with us here. I've been reading and posting for several months now, and the insights that come along are very helpful. Sometimes we're sad, sometimes we laugh, and sometimes we bicker, but we all GET IT. It's a journey - you may hit one step forward/two steps back, but once you know all this has a name, and that you haven't been imagining it, you can start seeing life much more clearly. Y'all take care of each other. > > Hi Terry, > > just remember, you have , a son, and us here on this list who care > about you... > > Jackie > > > > Thanks Jackie, > > Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo > badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that > (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things > considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i > was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada > rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent > free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 > me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats > pretty bad... > Thanks Terry > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Hi , Yeah as I said she is bloody good (nada), in some ways i feel such a fool as I am a Mental Health Professional and with being in denial just labelled it as a mom who wants the best for her son. It was only when I calculated the last ten years and MY so called EPISODES which eventually lead to my breakdown, that I realised this occurrs when My life is going so well. Many a time the rug has been pulled from under me leading to that negative voice in my head eventually telling me to pull it from under myself, as I am useless and unworthy of any happiness. It is sad it has came to this, however, 4 hours with a shrink and already that FOG which I did not think was prevalent in my (perfect) family, began to lift.......jeeeezzzussssss I AM SANE, its not me after all!!!! What a relief.....thanks for your support. Speak soon Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 9:28:58 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Terry - I'm so sorry you and have had such a hard time these past months. It DOES make a difference when there's somebody around who sees through the FOG (fear, obligation and guilt) that our parents have used to manipulate us. You and can be sounding boards, do reality checks, and have each other's backs. That's a very good thing in itself. And as Jackie said, come hang out with us here. I've been reading and posting for several months now, and the insights that come along are very helpful. Sometimes we're sad, sometimes we laugh, and sometimes we bicker, but we all GET IT. It's a journey - you may hit one step forward/two steps back, but once you know all this has a name, and that you haven't been imagining it, you can start seeing life much more clearly. Y'all take care of each other. > > Hi Terry, > > just remember, you have , a son, and us here on this list who care > about you... > > Jackie > > > > Thanks Jackie, > > Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo > badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that > (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things > considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i > was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada > rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent > free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 > me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats > pretty bad... > Thanks Terry > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 9, 2010 Report Share Posted April 9, 2010 Hi , Yeah as I said she is bloody good (nada), in some ways i feel such a fool as I am a Mental Health Professional and with being in denial just labelled it as a mom who wants the best for her son. It was only when I calculated the last ten years and MY so called EPISODES which eventually lead to my breakdown, that I realised this occurrs when My life is going so well. Many a time the rug has been pulled from under me leading to that negative voice in my head eventually telling me to pull it from under myself, as I am useless and unworthy of any happiness. It is sad it has came to this, however, 4 hours with a shrink and already that FOG which I did not think was prevalent in my (perfect) family, began to lift.......jeeeezzzussssss I AM SANE, its not me after all!!!! What a relief.....thanks for your support. Speak soon Terry ________________________________ To: WTOAdultChildren1 Sent: Fri, April 9, 2010 9:28:58 PM Subject: Re: BPD Mother and Mother In Law Terry - I'm so sorry you and have had such a hard time these past months. It DOES make a difference when there's somebody around who sees through the FOG (fear, obligation and guilt) that our parents have used to manipulate us. You and can be sounding boards, do reality checks, and have each other's backs. That's a very good thing in itself. And as Jackie said, come hang out with us here. I've been reading and posting for several months now, and the insights that come along are very helpful. Sometimes we're sad, sometimes we laugh, and sometimes we bicker, but we all GET IT. It's a journey - you may hit one step forward/two steps back, but once you know all this has a name, and that you haven't been imagining it, you can start seeing life much more clearly. Y'all take care of each other. > > Hi Terry, > > just remember, you have , a son, and us here on this list who care > about you... > > Jackie > > > > Thanks Jackie, > > Hi its Terry, it was only that i was in oz too that i felt s pain soo > badly and i didnt even know, gee whizz she is good i'll give her that > (nada)... Anyway im 2 wks Nc certified sane yesterday and all things > considered im not too bad.. I was in a very very dark place ive thought i > was fraudulent all my life and as me and claire have grown closer nada > rejected me yet again All My Life now makes sense im sure with the excellent > free therapy the health service provides ill b ok in a yr or so....but NC 4 > me and thats a given as she is the queen character and i believe thats > pretty bad... > Thanks Terry > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2010 Report Share Posted April 11, 2010 Hi , Just want to say to take care of yourselves at this very difficult time. You are both lucky in that you have each other that understand. On the other hand you both are in need of healing. All you can do is support each other and love each other. Both my husband and I have dysfunctional families. We had to move so far away having NC with some family and LC with others. Our marriage wouldn't have survived had we not done this. Love will get you through. Unfortunately we have to hit rock bottom before we start to look to heal and it is a long journey. It is well worth all the hard work. I have an amazing life with my husband and our Daughter. It hasn't been easy though. My husband also had a break down many years ago now too. I have also had my fair share of depression and anxiety isues to work on. We are on the other side now. So just wanted to give you some hope. We love and respect each other so much and helped each other heal. We also knew we couldn't do it for each other and had to put in the hard work of soul searching on our own. It is much easier to do though when you have love and support from each other. I hope today finds you stronger and remember it is one day at a time. Keep posting and know that people here understand and care. Wishing all the best for you and your husband, Kazam x > > Hi All, > > Sorry I have not posted in a while, its been a terrible few months for me. I am nearly a year NC from my nada, it was my hubby to be when we first met who recognised my nada etc, and since then ive been healing and seeing professionals etc regarding my situation. > > However, over the last couple of months my hubby has had a breakdown, and himself been to see professionals etc, and it turns out that his mom has also severely emotionally abused him all his life too. > > By reading the literature on BPD she seems to be the " Queen " , my hubby tried to take his life last week, as he couldnt understand were his emotional pain has been coming from, even though he is very happy with me, he has this voice inside him telling him he is a fake, he is bad, he will never amount to anything etc, it all got on top of him last week, luckily now he is now getting all the support he needs and uncovering alot about his mom with the help of shrinks etc. > > He is currently being given the silent treatment by her, as I am too, she called the other night " drunk " , but nothing since, I just feel so hurt for him and myself and my son, as I was hoovered in by her niceness to me and my son, and really thought everything was ok. It was only when my hubby was in hospital after trying to take his life, that I spent time at his moms house, and wow did I see what I feared I would see, verbal abuse to his father, controlling, name calling, everything you can imagine, she was not even at her sons bedside when he came round. I feel so stuck in this, I should know better really with having my own mother similar but thats it the but I just dont know. > > Anyway, thanks for reading this post, any feedback thoughts would be really appreciated at this very stressful and emotional time. > > Love x > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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