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Yeah I got the "sick in the head line" and it left me with over 40 years of research to get to the bottom of it. He had no other family. My brother started it to understand his father and male issues, but once he was gone, I continued. It was the only way I could understand half my genetic stock. I have a very good and full picture now of the stressors and pressures.
Break things into small steps and basics. The painting of one parent as mad ... for marital disharmony reasons always has a terrible kick-back on the kids.
Dream up a suitable home base. Small and humble. It wont matter. At some stage kids do need to know both sides of the story.