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Loss & Grief | Last Active: Jan 14, 2023 | Replies (25)Comment receiving replies
Replies to "@charlieindia I am so sorry for you after the lost of your wife. I know you..."
@lilypaws your daughter in law is controlling to make herself feel in control.Your son's illness might be all consuming for her. Being highly educated doesn't eliminate the possibility that she is withholding information from you because she is unable to let go at all. Or worse blames you for something that you didn't cause. It may not have been a good idea for him to attend the funeral. He isn't in a good place and she may have too much on her plate to have compassion for you. I would be great if she could communicate with you directly. It just may be too much for her to handle. Have you ever researched bipolar1 I thought it was a gene passed down randomly. Had you ever let her think you thought it was her fault? I can image she's hyper sensitive knowing that she can't fix it. Take care of yourself it's not your burden to carry. Try not to dwell on it. My mother and brother were bipolar. It was horrendous but I survived. Our younger sister on her 69th BD called tell me that she resented me because life was so easy for me. I find that amusing. Stay resolute and survive.
Thank you for these encouraging and comforting words. i will consider going for counselling. I'am sorry too for the loss of your husband and mother. it may have been long time but memories don't age.