Step away from the letter. Now is not a good time to read it. Put it in loft (inaccessible place) and read it in 5 years...like I did n't. Time really does help perspective and makes you look at the whole issue again and realise, again, that you were right 5 years ago.
MH, well dsis did ask if I was seeing a psychotherapist...I didn't reply but I suspect she has been to one and could tell from the letter I wrote to my mother.
And that old chestnut 'i'm dying'. I can beat you on that one...my mother actually got herself hospitalised
to get my attention. Her mother died young from heart condition so when she mentioned to dad that she had palpatations, he rang 999, they blue lighted her to hospital, kept her in for exhaustive tests for a week, and concluded she was as fit as a butchers dog
. Then a month after that I double checked her heart was fine by eloping with bf, got married and announced I was pg. Told by phone.
Its hell to go through a break up. I could honestly say that I don't love my mother
but I still grieved. Keep hoping a fairy godmother will appear and become my mum :(.
But its 6 years on and she's still around as is my dad and sis and they now have contact with dd (dh always there, he has mad family too so he knows about them). And part of the contact agreement is that they don't contact me. Works well.
Anyway, look at the first post on the stately homes thead with all the details. Your family could try harder and harder to get your attention...death threats, turning people you know against you, tantrumming (sp!?) on doorstep, ringing workplace etc etc. Keep strong, don't give in, ignore, ignore, ignore.
How are you today anyway?
Allyx