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When I was a kid my nada was a therapist! She was also a juvenile probation

officer for awhile. Even more ironic is that she specialized in drug abuse

therapy (she has a drug problem), children & teens, and personality disorders!

She was pretty high functioning then, but she took on way too much work (it's

all or nothing with every part of her life) and had a nervous breakdown 15 years

ago and hasn't worked since, besides breeding dogs and cats. She's wanted to

lately, but she has no license anymore, refuses to go to school to get another

one, and has criminal records (when I was a teen we fought pretty bad and had

the cops called on us) that don't allow her to work with children. This doesn't

stop her from babysitting her friend's kids though....

>

> What do your nadas do for a living? My nada was a professional student for

> the first 14 years of my life, and then she got a job teaching special needs

> kids. This seriously keeps me up at night - those poor vulnerable kids!

> Scary!!! I think she may have cut back or retired by now, I don't know. I've

> been NC so long now. . . . I'm sure plenty of things have changed.

>

> Anyone else have nadas with scary responsibilities?

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> I don't know if she is high or low functioning. Seemed to me like she barely

> functioned, but she and dad always said she did a lot better when she was

> busy with work. . . She did hold a job. But she couldn't even get out of bed

> half the time. She got up to teach other people's kids when she could give a

> shit what happened to her own daughter. . . weird disordered BPD. Well, eff

> them. . .

>

> Anyway, just curious.

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