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Re: Mother was a Narcissistic Rageaholic
« on: May 14, 2009, 12:10:41 AM »
My mother was a narcissistic rageaholic also. One time,a mama dog and five puppies were dumped at our house. We had a toilet outside and we put the dogs in there to keep them off the highway. The puppies started whining and my mother couldn't stand noise. I was probably 11 at the time. She took a hammer and beat them to death. I could hear them screaming as they died. It did something inside of me that I can't shake. I always wondered if she would kill me. I am permanently scarred. I mentioned it one time to her and she started screaming, "don't you ever mention that again!"  Please pray for me because my moods shift too much and I am afraid of losing my mind.

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Re: Mother was a Narcissistic Rageaholic
« Reply #1 on: May 14, 2009, 07:33:26 AM »
My mother was a narcissistic rageaholic also. One time,a mama dog and five puppies were dumped at our house. We had a toilet outside and we put the dogs in there to keep them off the highway. The puppies started whining and my mother couldn't stand noise. I was probably 11 at the time. She took a hammer and beat them to death. I could hear them screaming as they died. It did something inside of me that I can't shake. I always wondered if she would kill me. I am permanently scarred. I mentioned it one time to her and she started screaming, "don't you ever mention that again!"  Please pray for me because my moods shift too much and I am afraid of losing my mind.

My God!

That would be enough to scar and scare ANYONE!

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Re: Mother was a Narcissistic Rageaholic
« Reply #2 on: May 14, 2009, 02:10:04 PM »
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Keep sharing.Let out the pain. You are understood here. You have not lost your mind. I felt I was losing mine for my whole life until now. Love and understanding heals. You can be loved and understood here.       Ami
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Re: Mother was a Narcissistic Rageaholic
« Reply #3 on: May 14, 2009, 04:17:52 PM »
Freedame:

I don't know when - what year - that was, but nowadays I think your mom would be identified as something a WHOOOOLLLLLE lot worse that a N-rageaholic. And to do such a thing in front her youngen...

my gosh, I'll bet you've got a lot to say! We're here for ya to listen... when you're ready.
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Re: Mother was a Narcissistic Rageaholic
« Reply #4 on: May 15, 2009, 07:03:19 AM »
Freed,
Tha tis one of the most awful stories I have heard. Please stay here and let us listen to you and help you start to shake some of that fear. I can't imagine what life was like with that terrible woman.
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Re: Mother was a Narcissistic Rageaholic
« Reply #5 on: May 15, 2009, 08:14:28 AM »
Freedame,

That would give anyone Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Adults can acquire it as a result of a traffic accident, not just warfare.
Being witness to something so CRUEL and violent (with your ears) is deeply damaging.

So please, don't give up on yourself or decide you "just have to live with this".
You do not!

Have you had counseling, and if so, have you had enough of the right kind?

Your life can heal enormously, your mental health can become strong, your emotions can become a normal range.

But imo, you need and deserve specialized long-term counseling with a therapist who specializes in PTSD.

It really helps to interview several therapists until you get one you sense is just right--someone who understands trauma.

A domestic abuse shelter or hotline would be a good place to start. Violence is violence. A rape crisis center. A Veterans' hotline, for references.

Never belittle that memory--it is enough to give you PTSD. At the same time, that memory might in some way become a key to your healing.

Is there some work, even volunteer, that you might like to do with unwanted animals? Perhaps that would be another branch of your healing stream.

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