Has Casey Severed Ties with her Family?

[Guest guest]

Hi WTO-ers,

I just picked this up in a Yahoo article (link below):

" An important step in building a new life is getting psychological help to cope

with her notoriety, severed family ties and newfound freedom, said attorneys

with clients in similar circumstances. "

http://news.yahoo.com/now-free-casey-anthony-avoiding-public-eye-081757315.html

Granted, this is not a direct quote from Casey or her lawyer Baez, but

Casey has refused all contact with her parents since the verdict. I'm no

psychiatrist, but exhibits borderline behaviors (including a 2009

suicide attempt that he thoughtfully texted to every family member so he was

sure to be rescued!) Cindy sure acts like the " dishrag enabler " to me.

Is it possible that Casey has gone NC? Just askin;...

AFB

[Guest guest]

You know, I watched a news show just before the trial started. I was itching to

talk with someone else about what I was thinking about her parents, but didn't

bring it up here. But, since you have . . . I'll jump in . . .

Cindy 's interview just creeped me out. She seemed like she's living in

la-la land. I was actually thinking BPD/NPD when listening to her strange

retelling of events, like it was what she wanted to believe. Appearances seem

most important to her. Mr. struck me more as the Dishrag. But that's

just one interview.

No matter what, that is one unhealthy family and so tragic for a sweet baby

girl.

>

> Hi WTO-ers,

> I just picked this up in a Yahoo article (link below):

>

> " An important step in building a new life is getting psychological help to

cope with her notoriety, severed family ties and newfound freedom, said

attorneys with clients in similar circumstances. "

>

http://news.yahoo.com/now-free-casey-anthony-avoiding-public-eye-081757315.html

>

> Granted, this is not a direct quote from Casey or her lawyer Baez, but

Casey has refused all contact with her parents since the verdict. I'm no

psychiatrist, but exhibits borderline behaviors (including a 2009

suicide attempt that he thoughtfully texted to every family member so he was

sure to be rescued!) Cindy sure acts like the " dishrag enabler " to me.

>

> Is it possible that Casey has gone NC? Just askin;...

> AFB

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Echobabe, I find the family as fascinating. Every single player

lies, lies and lies some more. When they're not lying for themselves, they're

lying for each other. Cindy perjured herself on the stand, by swearing

it was she who did the search for " chloroform " on the family computer. She

committed perjury when it was shown in court that she was at work, performing

another task when the family computer was used for that search. Busted!

I find the family fascinating, not because I enjoy watching pain and agony, but

to look at another family, with similarities to my own, work out their lies and

deceptions under the long arm of the law. Like little Caylee, I almost drowned

in a pool at age 3. Unlike Caylee, I survived, but I could easily have ended up

a statistic like her.

When I see Cindy and act out their behaviors in court and in

front of cameras, I have a lot more sympathy for Casey. Her world was a very

skewed, crazy place growing up, where the truth was avoided at all costs. I'm so

happy for her that she's NC, and I hope her lawyers will do one last favor and

place her with a very good therapist who can help her mind find its way back to

sanity. If not, we'll be seeing her on TV again sooner or later.

What I'd love to hear from others on this board is if they " recognize " any of

the behaviors of the family in their own family. I'd love to hear

" amateur diagnoses " on what PDs are on display here.

AFB

> >

> > Hi WTO-ers,

> > I just picked this up in a Yahoo article (link below):

> >

> > " An important step in building a new life is getting psychological help to

cope with her notoriety, severed family ties and newfound freedom, said

attorneys with clients in similar circumstances. "

> >

http://news.yahoo.com/now-free-casey-anthony-avoiding-public-eye-081757315.html

> >

> > Granted, this is not a direct quote from Casey or her lawyer Baez, but

Casey has refused all contact with her parents since the verdict. I'm no

psychiatrist, but exhibits borderline behaviors (including a 2009

suicide attempt that he thoughtfully texted to every family member so he was

sure to be rescued!) Cindy sure acts like the " dishrag enabler " to me.

> >

> > Is it possible that Casey has gone NC? Just askin;...

> > AFB

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I watched the trial daily.....almost obsessed by it. I recognized the

" family secrets " and was sickened by it because my family had so many secrets.

There were so many similarities; control, lies, pain. I often wonder ho

w I survived it. I still wonder if I'll ever completely heal from it.

Laurie

In a message dated 7/19/2011 9:33:24 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

awayfromborderland@... writes:

Hey Echobabe, I find the family as fascinating. Every single player

lies, lies and lies some more. When they're not lying for themselves,

they're lying for each other. Cindy perjured herself on the stand, by

swearing it was she who did the search for " chloroform " on the family

computer. She committed perjury when it was shown in court that she was at

work,

performing another task when the family computer was used for that search.

Busted!

I find the family fascinating, not because I enjoy watching pain and

agony, but to look at another family, with similarities to my own, work out

their lies and deceptions under the long arm of the law. Like little Caylee, I

almost drowned in a pool at age 3. Unlike Caylee, I survived, but I could

easily have ended up a statistic like her.

When I see Cindy and act out their behaviors in court and

in front of cameras, I have a lot more sympathy for Casey. Her world was a

very skewed, crazy place growing up, where the truth was avoided at all

costs. I'm so happy for her that she's NC, and I hope her lawyers will do one

last favor and place her with a very good therapist who can help her mind

find its way back to sanity. If not, we'll be seeing her on TV again sooner

or later.

What I'd love to hear from others on this board is if they " recognize " any

of the behaviors of the family in their own family. I'd love to

hear " amateur diagnoses " on what PDs are on display here.

AFB

> >

> > Hi WTO-ers,

> > I just picked this up in a Yahoo article (link below):

> >

> > " An important step in building a new life is getting psychological

help to cope with her notoriety, severed family ties and newfound freedom,

said attorneys with clients in similar circumstances. "

> >

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)

> >

> > Granted, this is not a direct quote from Casey or her lawyer

Baez, but Casey has refused all contact with her parents since the verdict. I'm

no psychiatrist, but exhibits borderline behaviors

(including a 2009 suicide attempt that he thoughtfully texted to every family

member so he was sure to be rescued!) Cindy sure acts like the " dishrag

enabler " to me.

> >

> > Is it possible that Casey has gone NC? Just askin;...

> > AFB

> >

>