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#33653 - 09/01/05 06:40 AM Re: Is Being a Victim Like a Drug?
Dotsie Offline
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Congrats to you Lynn. Hope this take you to yet another plateau of success. You deserve it.

Sugaree

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#33654 - 09/02/05 06:37 AM Re: Is Being a Victim Like a Drug?
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Sugar, thanks so much. LLL

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#33655 - 09/04/05 01:39 AM Re: Is Being a Victim Like a Drug?
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Registered: 06/27/05
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Dear Lynn,

As you know the hurricane has caused all our lives havoc here in the south so i haven't been able to respond to your wonderful messages. To bring you up to date...Robin has traded her car (mom paid $2500 cash for it 3 weeks ago) for $100 worth of crack. My MIL told my husband that she sat in the kitchen with the door closed as Robin reported the car stolen knowing it had not been stolen but sold for drugs. Robin now lives with my MIL because she's hocked everything she has and refuses to live in her hot section 8 apartment. And my MIL won't let her. We talked with my sister-in-law during the hurricane (well, right afterward) and she told us that my MIL gets angry when anyone tries to talk to her now about Robin...she's so deep into denial that none of us can believe it. I've refused to go over there because Robin is there. We did go over and help pick up limbs...they were everywhere...I found Robin and told her we needed her help...otherwise she would have sat on her butt and smoked her cigarettes that her mom pays for. I was so furious by the time I left that I cannot bring myself to go back over there. My husband is between a rock and a hard place because it's his mom and he loves her and she depends on him for certain things...it's easier for me to 'make excuses' not to go over there.
My husband and I try to not talk about Robin anymore and focus on our lives and our marriage. He just gets upset when he thinks about how much of a fool Robin is making of his Mother and that his Mom allows it.
Thank you so much for your offering of words and comfort. You are so precious and I'm so sorry you had to go through what you did. I'm going to buy your book and read it.
Hugs,
Dee

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#33656 - 09/04/05 08:29 AM Re: Is Being a Victim Like a Drug?
Princess Lenora Offline
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Registered: 11/11/04
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Dearest Dee, yes, I realize the hurricane became a survival mode for you. I think that is horrible, horrible, that Robin sold the car your MIL paid for! What next? I can understand how you and your H cannot talk about Robin anymore. It is such a painful situation. I won't bring it up again unless you have more you want to talk about. Yes, I went through a lot, but I survived, and now I am having the best time of my life. I survived so that I can be of service to others through relating my experiences to theirs. I never, ever want anyone to feel like they are alone. Let me know when you are ready to buy I copy and we can PM the details. Love and Light, Lynn

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#33657 - 09/05/05 06:38 PM Re: Is Being a Victim Like a Drug?
Dotsie Offline
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Dee, Lynn is a past BWS Featured Author. Her book is well worth the read. She's an awesome writer. She takes you along for the journey. Her optimistic attitude offers hope to the reader.

[ September 05, 2005, 11:39 AM: Message edited by: Dotsie ]

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#33658 - 09/05/05 11:16 PM Re: Is Being a Victim Like a Drug?
Princess Lenora Offline
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Thanks Dotsie. I take a bow! Love and Light, Lynn

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