Title: Family ties and abuse just info-- Post by: Whoad on July 11, 2017, 06:17:12 AM I have had to masticate on a lot of info in last 20 days and speaking with her family and the issues she holds...
Her grandmother, was abused as a child before WWII, she could not hold solid relationships with more than one child. 7 kids all damaged. Children were split regularly and as well, castigated by the mother daily. Even twins. Were split... and the difference there is, She has a somewhat normal Aunt. The normal aunt sees the splitting as it was in the past... There is now reported infidelity as of late due to genetic testing as well. WOW 1/2 family members ... Her own mother is piece of work, a waif, and mental and emotional abuser... (my pwBPD father attests that his daughter is worse than his exwife... ) The other Aunt-BPD with Npd-lives across the ocean, she has split her own son and daughter... those kids don't talk to each other--daughter has split her brother black... .her son is good /her daughter is bad. She has been married. 2x the current husband they have been together for 30 yrs. children's came from First marriage... The good Aunt (1/2 twin)- is the glue and only person whom holds my PwBPD in account. I would've a year ago attest that BPD is gentic, but we all who study this knows this is false, it a cycle of abuse that has spanned in this family generations. So very sad. I have seen the damage, and at best I have held it bay for her kids sake... they are very great and well adjusted children except the last 20 days... I hope they are resilient and when they come back I will help them as much as I can... Mom will have to own a lot of this. I hope she will... pray for them. Title: Re: Family ties and abuse just info-- Post by: Tattered Heart on July 11, 2017, 08:27:43 AM Hi whoad,
It's so sad when to learn about the patterns of abuse that just keep going and going long into family history. My H family is the same. I see the results of it in all of his brothers and sisters in varying degrees. I hope that they can begin to find closure and healing in their relationships as they work through this. |