Guest guest Posted July 28, 2010 Report Share Posted July 28, 2010 Change therapists and get a restraining order. You have a right to be concerned. Tina > > I have been LC and NC for about a year. Nada sends texts saying we don't have to get along, but she has every right to see and talk to my son (5). Nada just got a family friend's 6 yr old to call my cell phone and ask for my 5 year old son. Immediatley tuned in to the situation, I said my son was not there and asked who asked him to call. Someone was telling him what to say, so I asked him to let me talk to his mommy. She said we want your son to go to a waterpark 3 hours away on this week. Her voice was harsh and sarcastic. I asked who was going and she said my nada and 2 flying monkies that have already been blocked Now I have hit paranoia. I have checked the locks on the doors 3 times and closed the blinds at the house. She sends one of these flying monkies to drive past my house at least once a week. It makes me not want to play outside with my son. Writing this has calmed me down tremendously. I have seen a therapist, but the therapist tends to think I should not go NC. I don't think I can take any more, but yet I still worry about her being lonely. I feel like I am going crazy. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2010 Report Share Posted August 2, 2010 Totally agree, get a new therapist, start a police record to help u get a restraining order, don't deal with her or her flying monkeys. Let the cops deal w her. Hugs!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > How much experience does your therapist have with BPD and how it > affects family members? If the answer to that is " not much " , > then I don't think your therapist's opinion on the matter is > worth much. People who have no understanding of what it is like > to deal with BPD on a daily basis generally can't begin to > understand what it is like. Perhaps you need a new therapist > with experience in the issues you're dealing with. Even if this > one is a good therapist in general, no one therapist can be an > expert in all situations. > > Having other people drive by your house to watch you isn't much > different from doing it herself, and that's a form of stalking. > Continuing to have contact with a stalker generally isn't a good > idea. Using a young child the way she used that 6 year-old is > disgusting and a sign of just how far she's willing to go. She's > making you feel afraid in your own home. That sure sounds to me > like time to go NC. Whether she's lonely or not is not your > responsibility. If she's lonely without you, it will be because > of the choices she's made in life. It sounds like she has > multiple flying monkeys, so let them try to fill her loneliness. > > At 10:40 PM 07/27/2010 want2luvlife wrote: >>I have been LC and NC for about a year. Nada sends texts saying >>we don't have to get along, but she has every right to see and >>talk to my son (5). Nada just got a family friend's 6 yr old >>to call my cell phone and ask for my 5 year old >>son. Immediatley tuned in to the situation, I said my son was >>not there and asked who asked him to call. Someone was telling >>him what to say, so I asked him to let me talk to his >>mommy. She said we want your son to go to a waterpark 3 hours >>away on this week. Her voice was harsh and sarcastic. I asked >>who was going and she said my nada and 2 flying monkies that >>have already been blocked Now I have hit paranoia. I have >>checked the locks on the doors 3 times and closed the blinds at >>the house. She sends one of these flying monkies to drive past >>my house at least once a week. It makes me not want to play >>outside with my son. Writing this has calmed me down >>tremendously. I have seen a therapist, but the therapist tends >>to think I should not go NC. I don't think I can take any >>more, but yet I still worry about her being lonely. I feel >>like I am going crazy. > > -- > Katrina > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2010 Report Share Posted August 2, 2010 Totally agree, get a new therapist, start a police record to help u get a restraining order, don't deal with her or her flying monkeys. Let the cops deal w her. Hugs!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > How much experience does your therapist have with BPD and how it > affects family members? If the answer to that is " not much " , > then I don't think your therapist's opinion on the matter is > worth much. People who have no understanding of what it is like > to deal with BPD on a daily basis generally can't begin to > understand what it is like. Perhaps you need a new therapist > with experience in the issues you're dealing with. Even if this > one is a good therapist in general, no one therapist can be an > expert in all situations. > > Having other people drive by your house to watch you isn't much > different from doing it herself, and that's a form of stalking. > Continuing to have contact with a stalker generally isn't a good > idea. Using a young child the way she used that 6 year-old is > disgusting and a sign of just how far she's willing to go. She's > making you feel afraid in your own home. That sure sounds to me > like time to go NC. Whether she's lonely or not is not your > responsibility. If she's lonely without you, it will be because > of the choices she's made in life. It sounds like she has > multiple flying monkeys, so let them try to fill her loneliness. > > At 10:40 PM 07/27/2010 want2luvlife wrote: >>I have been LC and NC for about a year. Nada sends texts saying >>we don't have to get along, but she has every right to see and >>talk to my son (5). Nada just got a family friend's 6 yr old >>to call my cell phone and ask for my 5 year old >>son. Immediatley tuned in to the situation, I said my son was >>not there and asked who asked him to call. Someone was telling >>him what to say, so I asked him to let me talk to his >>mommy. She said we want your son to go to a waterpark 3 hours >>away on this week. Her voice was harsh and sarcastic. I asked >>who was going and she said my nada and 2 flying monkies that >>have already been blocked Now I have hit paranoia. I have >>checked the locks on the doors 3 times and closed the blinds at >>the house. She sends one of these flying monkies to drive past >>my house at least once a week. It makes me not want to play >>outside with my son. Writing this has calmed me down >>tremendously. I have seen a therapist, but the therapist tends >>to think I should not go NC. I don't think I can take any >>more, but yet I still worry about her being lonely. I feel >>like I am going crazy. > > -- > Katrina > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 2, 2010 Report Share Posted August 2, 2010 Totally agree, get a new therapist, start a police record to help u get a restraining order, don't deal with her or her flying monkeys. Let the cops deal w her. Hugs!!! > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > How much experience does your therapist have with BPD and how it > affects family members? If the answer to that is " not much " , > then I don't think your therapist's opinion on the matter is > worth much. People who have no understanding of what it is like > to deal with BPD on a daily basis generally can't begin to > understand what it is like. Perhaps you need a new therapist > with experience in the issues you're dealing with. Even if this > one is a good therapist in general, no one therapist can be an > expert in all situations. > > Having other people drive by your house to watch you isn't much > different from doing it herself, and that's a form of stalking. > Continuing to have contact with a stalker generally isn't a good > idea. Using a young child the way she used that 6 year-old is > disgusting and a sign of just how far she's willing to go. She's > making you feel afraid in your own home. That sure sounds to me > like time to go NC. Whether she's lonely or not is not your > responsibility. If she's lonely without you, it will be because > of the choices she's made in life. It sounds like she has > multiple flying monkeys, so let them try to fill her loneliness. > > At 10:40 PM 07/27/2010 want2luvlife wrote: >>I have been LC and NC for about a year. Nada sends texts saying >>we don't have to get along, but she has every right to see and >>talk to my son (5). Nada just got a family friend's 6 yr old >>to call my cell phone and ask for my 5 year old >>son. Immediatley tuned in to the situation, I said my son was >>not there and asked who asked him to call. Someone was telling >>him what to say, so I asked him to let me talk to his >>mommy. She said we want your son to go to a waterpark 3 hours >>away on this week. Her voice was harsh and sarcastic. I asked >>who was going and she said my nada and 2 flying monkies that >>have already been blocked Now I have hit paranoia. I have >>checked the locks on the doors 3 times and closed the blinds at >>the house. She sends one of these flying monkies to drive past >>my house at least once a week. It makes me not want to play >>outside with my son. Writing this has calmed me down >>tremendously. I have seen a therapist, but the therapist tends >>to think I should not go NC. I don't think I can take any >>more, but yet I still worry about her being lonely. I feel >>like I am going crazy. > > -- > Katrina > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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