It must be so hard @tyme. Wanting to say stuff but just not being able to as it’s not your place. I do think you do have a right though as you are so involved in the family. It’s like a double edged sword.
The kids will never respect him and will always think of their mum as ‘bad cop’. Mum was always out ‘bad cop’ she did most of the discipline but dad wouldn’t let us go anywhere or do anything. The first time a friend asked me for a sleep over dad had to go and talk to them first. It’s a small country town and I had been friends with this girl since kindergarten and dad knew her parents before we were born. I was in year 6!
Coming off meds is so hard so I do get it. I struggled immensely, it was also one of the hardest to come off, but I still had to function even though it was hard. I still had work to go to and a house to maintain and dogs to look after. But I do know it’s not easy.
Sorry, I’m tired and angry. I even had a go at people at work. But I am so frustrated for you. I know you love your family and want to help but you need to look after yourself as well. You have wants and needs and should be able to do them. Sorry if this is wrong but I really care about you and want you to be able to look after yourself.
I guess if she is already doing it getting paid for it is a good thing. I hope it doesn’t create more work though.
I never thought I’d say this… but I’m glad the in-laws will be able to help a little. Just to take some of the pressure off you.
Im sorry… I know you love your life and love them. I just care.
Things did go haywire. I told a guy that I’ve had enough and won’t speak to him again. I had a go at a truckie for complaining about dust on a road that she was just driving on to get to one place from another. Not a road in continual use. Then another guy complained and I had a go at him too. He wasn’t who I thought he was though so I apologised at crib break. I did the best that I could and it still wasn’t good enough. I was tired and angry so anyone that spoke to me copped it. I was just and still am, in a foul mood.