Guest guest Posted December 29, 2008 Report Share Posted December 29, 2008 My uncle who is nada's younger brother is in for the holidays. I love seeing him and spending time with him- a good man. We were sitting around chatting yesterday- and he brought up how his childhood has greatly effected him. How nada and his parents- never hugged them, or told them they were good enough. He said he has a great fear of being abandoned by those he loves- especially his partner. My nada said- she did too and that she feared her whole childhood her mother would leave her with her father. She talked about hiding her pregnant mother in a closet- while her alcholic father was looking for the both of them to beat them. I know nada's scars are deep. My uncle did say though- we need to go beyond our childhood and take care of ourselves, and heal. He also said he can rage- not at people he cares for- but stranges if they piss him off- and he needs to stop that. Of course nada- said she can do that to anyone. She went back to the abandoment issue- I brought up that game she use to play with me when I was about 5. Waiting in my bed- sheets over her mouth- and only her eyes showing. She would change her voice tell me she wasn't my mother- and that she killed my mother. I told I remember when I would start to cry- because it scared me, she would laugh at me. She started laughing again- and said she just thought it was funny to scare me. My uncle was dumbfounded and said- why did you do that to her? How could you think that was funny- you were terrorizing her. Nada got a little defensive and then said she always knew I loved her- Subject dropped. We are like Holocaust survivors- done deal- over and done with. Even when they are faced with their crimes against their children- there is nothing.... It just hurts- but this is the way it is. That is why this board is SO important- our voices are not silenced!! Malinda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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