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<blockquote data-quote="Nomad" data-source="post: 360402"><p>TALAN: I have similar sentiments...going back and forth, etc. Detachment has helped me. We do hope to help her with- getting to a psychiatrist, but might limit it to that. Also, I have been told that all adopted children have issues with attachment. However, sometimes the issues are more severe. Our daughter's issues with- attachment always seemed rather minor, but lately they are more prominent.</p><p> </p><p>Kathy: The borderline thing has crossed my mine for the past year or two. Thank you for mentioning it. </p><p> </p><p>Susie/Bean/Cakewalk: It is interesting to look at the potential motives here. All disturbing. The more I detach, the easier it is. I really don't feel I have much choice. I do hope she can get to a doctor and will do my best (as long as it doesn't hurt me) to provide some assistance with that. I feel she needs her medication and is entitled to receive medical treatment. </p><p> </p><p>Thank you everyone...doing better today.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nomad, post: 360402"] TALAN: I have similar sentiments...going back and forth, etc. Detachment has helped me. We do hope to help her with- getting to a psychiatrist, but might limit it to that. Also, I have been told that all adopted children have issues with attachment. However, sometimes the issues are more severe. Our daughter's issues with- attachment always seemed rather minor, but lately they are more prominent. Kathy: The borderline thing has crossed my mine for the past year or two. Thank you for mentioning it. Susie/Bean/Cakewalk: It is interesting to look at the potential motives here. All disturbing. The more I detach, the easier it is. I really don't feel I have much choice. I do hope she can get to a doctor and will do my best (as long as it doesn't hurt me) to provide some assistance with that. I feel she needs her medication and is entitled to receive medical treatment. Thank you everyone...doing better today. [/QUOTE]
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