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Psychiatric Disorder? Hmmm.
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<blockquote data-quote="emotionallybankrupt" data-source="post: 314350" data-attributes="member: 8226"><p>To get to the center of my problem, I think it would have to be the personal abuse my younger daughter and I have absorbed for the past four years. I can't figure out what kind of confused thinking, internal struggle, or inherited predisposition would have made that unable for her to control, and that leaves me with a lot of blame and resentment to do something with.</p><p> </p><p>I loved her dearly, did for her the very best I knew to do in every situation--and I've been lied to, cursed with more obscene language than I knew existed, and much more. Yes, I still love her, but I'm stuck in a big emotional tangle that pulls me in different directions every day. The pain over the absolute betrayal is huge, and I can't figure out yet how to reconcile all that with the, "She's ill," or "She has a brain disorder," argument. </p><p> </p><p>How have you worked through the resentment and betrayal issues?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="emotionallybankrupt, post: 314350, member: 8226"] To get to the center of my problem, I think it would have to be the personal abuse my younger daughter and I have absorbed for the past four years. I can't figure out what kind of confused thinking, internal struggle, or inherited predisposition would have made that unable for her to control, and that leaves me with a lot of blame and resentment to do something with. I loved her dearly, did for her the very best I knew to do in every situation--and I've been lied to, cursed with more obscene language than I knew existed, and much more. Yes, I still love her, but I'm stuck in a big emotional tangle that pulls me in different directions every day. The pain over the absolute betrayal is huge, and I can't figure out yet how to reconcile all that with the, "She's ill," or "She has a brain disorder," argument. How have you worked through the resentment and betrayal issues? [/QUOTE]
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