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2Pacavelli posted...

I'm sorry to hear that, it's a really hard time for her what happened must be traumatic and she isn't handling it the best. Stay strong and stay there for her.

Also make sure you still work on establishing yourself career wise and independence wise but also do what you can to support your mother and do the best you can to forgive her even when she really gets on your nerves. Show her mercy and grace and maybe that will positively effect her over time.

If I didn't have my nana earlier and now (as much as she stresses me right now, its pleasant the hours she seems to be in a good mood) or my close friend from school or that therapist guy I met after I got out the psych ward I probably would have turned asocial. I feel like my self before this mental paranoia started I was meant to be a loud cool fun extrovert like kinda how my birth mother is when she is not having a common bipolar episode. I don't like her too much with how she resents my nana in her bipolar episodes saying she doesn't deserve me cos she gave birth to me not my nana and how she tries to be the victim who is never at fault ever but I do have her trait of talking a lot which I can not deny only to like 5 people though who I'm comfortable with