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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 359716" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Well, that's kind of what I'm saying. Once I had my intensive therapy (age 21-22), my drug usage, relationships with abusive men, acting out, all stopped. I went to college and became a drug-free, productive member of society who has tried to prevent passing down as much dysfunction from my family to difficult child. That's why I don't think my issues have caused this in difficult child. But there are some who think I will forever be psychiatric faulty because of my past and require constant, ongoing MH treatment. Mainly, my family and previous GAL. To me, and based on my previous therapist, that way of thinking is unhealthy for a trauma survivor. It was bad enough that I had to be raised by a mother who had me classified as psychiatric faulty forever because of what her own bro did and my bro viewed me that way, but when they got the courts people treating me that way- well, my perspective is that this is contributing to the problem and a reflection of a society that still doesn't get it.</p><p></p><p>However, since they have easily already verified that I don't break the law, there's no indication of drug use or me having abusive men around difficult child, and the custody thing has been an issue, the maybe some think I was lying about all that and my psychiatric problem</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 359716, member: 3699"] Well, that's kind of what I'm saying. Once I had my intensive therapy (age 21-22), my drug usage, relationships with abusive men, acting out, all stopped. I went to college and became a drug-free, productive member of society who has tried to prevent passing down as much dysfunction from my family to difficult child. That's why I don't think my issues have caused this in difficult child. But there are some who think I will forever be psychiatric faulty because of my past and require constant, ongoing MH treatment. Mainly, my family and previous GAL. To me, and based on my previous therapist, that way of thinking is unhealthy for a trauma survivor. It was bad enough that I had to be raised by a mother who had me classified as psychiatric faulty forever because of what her own bro did and my bro viewed me that way, but when they got the courts people treating me that way- well, my perspective is that this is contributing to the problem and a reflection of a society that still doesn't get it. However, since they have easily already verified that I don't break the law, there's no indication of drug use or me having abusive men around difficult child, and the custody thing has been an issue, the maybe some think I was lying about all that and my psychiatric problem [/QUOTE]
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