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<blockquote data-quote="DammitJanet" data-source="post: 289309" data-attributes="member: 1514"><p>K...we think, the shrinks and tdocs and I, that my borderline stems from my very early childhood. You know how they say that if an infant is severely neglected that they can become autistic? Well if a person is brought up in childhood where the child is completely abused or is invalidated for whatever reason, borderlines can occur. My mother sang this song to me from the time I was an infant.</p><p></p><p>Oh she doesnt love her mother any more, any more</p><p>Oh she doesnt love her mother anymore</p><p>and the reason that she doesnt love her mother</p><p>is her mother doesnt love her any more.</p><p></p><p>That was the lullabye that she sung to me constantly from infancy on up. From what I was told, I cried every time she sung it and she laughed and thougt it was very funny when I cried. </p><p></p><p>One day I would be her best friend and she would do things with me then the next day she would scream and throw things at me. I never knew what to expect. Nothing I said was listened to and my feelings were never heard. I was never good enough. I was the bane of her existence. Everything I did was wrong and I incurred her wrath often. When bad things happened to me it was all my fault. </p><p></p><p>You get the picture.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DammitJanet, post: 289309, member: 1514"] K...we think, the shrinks and tdocs and I, that my borderline stems from my very early childhood. You know how they say that if an infant is severely neglected that they can become autistic? Well if a person is brought up in childhood where the child is completely abused or is invalidated for whatever reason, borderlines can occur. My mother sang this song to me from the time I was an infant. Oh she doesnt love her mother any more, any more Oh she doesnt love her mother anymore and the reason that she doesnt love her mother is her mother doesnt love her any more. That was the lullabye that she sung to me constantly from infancy on up. From what I was told, I cried every time she sung it and she laughed and thougt it was very funny when I cried. One day I would be her best friend and she would do things with me then the next day she would scream and throw things at me. I never knew what to expect. Nothing I said was listened to and my feelings were never heard. I was never good enough. I was the bane of her existence. Everything I did was wrong and I incurred her wrath often. When bad things happened to me it was all my fault. You get the picture. [/QUOTE]
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