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seabeyond

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3. i dont know. i have two nieces that are old enough, and they have kicked that man

Reply to Kaleva (Original post)

Fri Aug 29, 2014, 07:45 PM

Aug 2014

to the curb.

as i would

i do not know. i could only do the way i know. it is offering the help. home (would be ok for me) with strong boundaries and guidelines. build her person, and help her to see, with a baby, one's self is no longer the priority, all about the baby. with that mentality, it is an easier road. but, as BB says, it goes beyond the surface, or obvious, which is all i can see, from my own personal experience.

i hope you get some answers.

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women who profess love for their abusers [View all] Kaleva Aug 2014 OP

Is she seeing a Therapist? Best of Luck to her. Tuesday Afternoon Aug 2014 #1

She's made an appointment to see her old therapist. Kaleva Aug 2014 #4

That's tough. boston bean Aug 2014 #2

Co-dependcy is a symptom of deeper issues Kaleva Aug 2014 #5

i dont know. i have two nieces that are old enough, and they have kicked that man seabeyond Aug 2014 #3