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PercyPigPie · 24/10/2010 18:54

My SIL has real issues and needs psychological intervention and I have been one of the many people on the receiving end of her nastiness ... for 18 years.

Today she failed to turn up to a small family birthday party after a row, causing a very atmosphere (she and my brother had rowed in the car and the children were really sad and sullen). I normally keep a lid on it, but I'm a bit hormonal (day two of a miscarriage) and really let her know what I thought of her. I feel bad though that all the children were present and feel I should have kept my mouth zipped for another 20 minutes until it was over.

I was angry because she was one of the things that tipped me over into PND (sending vile texts and phone messages - presumably because I was slightly centre of attention). We have forgiven and forgiven and forgiven in the past but I had just had enough of her today.

Not sure why I am posting really - cross with myself because I stooped to her horrible level and it was a big birthday for one of the grandparents.

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PercyPigPie · 24/10/2010 18:55

Sorry, that didn't make sense. She turned up for the last bit of the party.

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LittleMissHissyFangs · 24/10/2010 19:03

Do nothing, sounds like she had it coming.

PercyPigPie · 24/10/2010 20:36

I think she did. After 18 years of biting my lip and it causing massive stress in my family, I'm glad I told her what I thought of her.

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LittleMissHissyFangs · 24/10/2010 20:38

IF anyone has the balls to confront, then say that you ARE sorry for losing your temper, but this had been coming a long time and somethings had to be said.

You needed to let them out.

Vile texts and phone messages when someone has PND is criminal!

It's OK Mud, what's done is done. I'm glad you feel better for it.

PercyPigPie · 24/10/2010 21:02

Thanks LittleMiss. I think it was the phone calls/text messages etc when I was pregnant that helped to trigger pnd, rather than while I had pnd.

I do feel better for it and I kind of regret being so 'English' about things up until now.

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LittleMissHissyFangs · 24/10/2010 21:04

what a complete cow.

"It needed saying"

Use this phrase as often as you need to!! Grin

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