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BPDmom has first visit in 5 months with our 4 kids this week. It is supervised for 7 days over spring break.
Only half a day in and its not going well. I will be surprised if she lasts. Her biggest problem is not having a vehicle. She wants to run all over town with them. She wants me to trade my van for the supervisor's car. I need wheels to get to work this week.
She also made more threatening comments to me. She keeps telling me I am going to die. God is going to kill me for my actions etc. I don't want to be anywhere near her because of this. I am on the fence about going to the police. It sure seems like criminal behavior to me. Last time the sheriff ignored me though even with a recording of her saying a gang was putting a hit on me.
I just wish she could have a nice visit with her kids, but I guess its not possible for BPD. She is refusing to help the kids with their homework that is due next monday too .
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Ugh.
Four kids is a lot of work if you're not used to it.
Kinda is predictable that she'd be stressed out. I wouldn't let her get to you too much - and if you can't/don't want to lend her your van, then so be it.
Do you think her threats are viable? Is it worth it to you to pursue it legally or criminally?
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Document her behavior and threats. If nothing else you could maybe use it as grounds in a future family court action to have the visitation orders changed/revised to include provisions to protect you and the kids from this nuttiness. Maybe new orders that make her responsible for her own place to stay, paying for a professional to oversee the supervision, providing her own transportation, lets the kids see her but stay at their home with her having to stay at a different location, etc.
And it sounds like more than BPD to me. That's some pretty strong paranoia/delusional thinking/disconnected from reality type stuff.
Anyway, I hope things get better, but get a recorder and document her threats.
Is the visitation supervisor around when she's making these threats?
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The threats scare me. She told me as a teen she wanted to kill people who made her mad and the entire small town was essentially scared of her. For now I am just avoiding seeing her and locking my doors.
I saw very little physical violence from her during our marriage. Just during the end she punched me twice.
I have not given into any her needs on this visit. The worst thing is she sent the latest threats using my daughters email account. She and her mom think I am spying on them. So she won't log into any of her accounts from the kids computer or even connect to the wifi.
She certainly has a lot of mental health issues. Realistically she needs hospitalized. I encouraged her to be committed for the last 3-4 years and got no where. It is to bad the system makes it so hard to get people like this help.
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