What is the best way to overcome abuse and trauma?
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Re: What is the best way to overcome abuse and trauma?
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But I do not entirely blame the alcoholic stepfather for emotionally abusing her step daughter. Natalie's mother ,like any other woman, shoulders the blame for sacrificing her child for the love of her stepfather.
Irma,Natalie 's mother ,was at liberty to protect her child from such abuse and trauma: She would have repeatedly told -off her lover that if he loves her he must be willing also to accept her children as well.However, most of women's shortcomings, as was the case of Irma, lack a strong spirit to quench the Alex' unbecoming behavior.
Morally, it's difficult to describe in details certain abuses in a story like that of Natalie as it holds the potential to arose strong feelings. Nevertheless, the author ,Jennie Linnane told a beautiful and emotional provoking story.
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Another way to realax your mind is YOGA .
You can also relax yourself from trauma to play with innocent childrens , they will help you to reduce your mind stress .
And you can overcome with abuse just by ignoring them.
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A lot of times, children and adults from abusive situations have a hard time expressing themselves in a healthy manner. Finding an outlet like art or music can seriously help.
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Even though my mom had proven in court that my dad was abusive, the judge still gave him 50% visitation with me and my brother. I spent my teenage years caring for my dad and fearing him. I responded to his psychological and emotional abuse by moving out when I turned 18, and in turn he disowned me. Interestingly enough, not speaking to him has been the best possible way for me to accept my past and live fully and happily in the present. Sometimes the best way to heal is to completely remove yourself from the abusive situation and cut ties for your own emotional sanity.
Sorry for the rant...these are just some great questions to unravel.
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