Emotional effects of abuse on children
- Riszell
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Re: Emotional effects of abuse on children
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As someone else pointed out, the children, although obviously scarred, are highly functional. This is also very common with children as they tend to have more ability to recover from or cope with trauma. Natalie did well in school, work, and with art which is often seen when children have a bad home life. A good way to cope is to do well in things that they can control.
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I will totally agree with you on this. Different people go through different experiences thus different outcomes are seen from the children. I think the author did well in writing it. Their strengths differ from each other in many ways. So it was expected and honest from the author's part.
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Each of these have their own ramifications, such as wetting the bed, having a mean steak, having chronic depression, etc.
In my opinion, the effects of the trauma were accurately portrayed.

No amount of guilt can change the past.
No amount of anxiety can change the future.

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