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- I can't even talk about estrangement.
Posted in Forum: When Parents Hurt: Dealing with Parental Alienation
By: D.J. - 1 hour ago - Anger and Pain
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By: Hurt Parent - 3 hours ago - Lost Husband and my sons walked away
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Posted in Forum: When Parents Hurt: Dealing with Parental Alienation
By: Nancy - 5 hours ago - my 22 yr old son has refused to talk to me for 2 years
Posted in Forum: When Parents Hurt: Dealing with Parental Alienation
By: Nancy - 5 hours ago
- I can't even talk about estrangement.



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5:33 pm
If I didn't know any better (or maybe I don't) you could be my sister Paula with her daughters….the story is nearly identical.
5:41 pm
It's so hard to live day to day with this incredible hurt wondering all the time what I must have done so wrong. I have 2 sons and we were all so close. I had such expectations for when they got married. I couldn't wait for this exciting new time in our lives. The problem was, I was the only one who wanted that. After they got married there were no more holidays, birthday celebrations—none at all. I got sick and went through everything alone. They live close by, but are too busy. In my heart I know that their father and I gave them the best home to grow up in. They acknowledge that thank goodness but don't care to spend time with us. It's become a lonely life and it hurts alot. I wish I knew what words to say to them so that they would understand without getting upset. Most of the time, I just feel so lost.
8:38 pm
I am sorry you have had to endure this pain..it is not fair ,not right and painful. I am glad you have been able to accept that it is what it is….but wow the pain is so deep and awful. My mom died when I was 16 and I would give anything to have my mom here,but our kids discard us like we are trash.. I just do not get it. I hope you continue to get stronger everyday and have taken your life back. God bless you :)
7:45 pm
I was alienated from my daughter for many years, but never really saw it. I always kept an open communication with her and I always ended up feeling used and abused. After many years I realized she is a sociopathic liar and has sociopathic tendencies. After many years of soul-searching, and trying to understand why our relationship is always in "distress", I have finally accepted this bizarre relationship that we have. I do not get hurt or upset when she does not follow through with plans (meet you for dinner, call you in a couple days, etc.). She will not contact me for many, many months. At one point we did not speak for over one year. I had no way of contacting her since she moves a lot. I had to save myself from this type of relationship. I no longer blame myself, and I believe that is when the hurting stopped for me. Unfortunately, it took over 20 years. Eventually the sun does shine again for everyone facing these types of hurts and mental anguish.
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