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Thanks @TAB,my mother contributed greatly to my breakdown.Today I felt like she "cried wolf"and I paid the price.

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Thanks @Appleblossum,she's been running around for other family this week,but when it comes to anything she needs I'm it and it's "ok"to take my life from me.I can walk,but I can't run,have weakness in the left leg and flat feet,have to stop to have quick breaks.I could've done without it.Stressed because I can't get a job and doctor is willing to write me off as a carer....Don't want to do it the way she's treated me in my life and caused me a lot of pain,I'm really stressed, especially when she accuses me of abuse.Pushes SC thoughts.

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@Former-Member that mother of yours sure sounds manipulating. What can you do? I feel for you and the situation you are in

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I think dogs are pretty good at picking up on emotions generally @TAB, specially trained assistance dogs are super amazing though. I have seen one in action with an autistic boy one our boys went to school with. Have read countless stories about the difference these dogs make in peoples lives, actually saving lives in many cases through unconditional love and companionship,

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I am here @Former-Member , wow , I can understand why my friend , everything is ok now , take a big breath , do something you like

I had one of those experience too but I won`t write it unless you wnt me too

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Well there's only so many times can do that. Maybe you could come to an understanding with her? Or just weigh up whatifs and how you would deal with it if you had stayed on walk and it were genuine @Former-Member then pre decide actions based on that.

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I don't know what to do @Sans911,I'm afraid by the way I'm feeling.I wish I just rang the Ambulance and got them to deal with her,she is manipulative.As stated she suffocated me ,always made me feel guilty for things that weren't my fault, couldn't see fault with other two sisters,always projected it on me.Screwed me up.Got relatives, doctor,police friends to the house years ago making out I was abusing her.My life means nothing @Sans911.

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Yes. @Determined. I read Big Red or whatever it was about an Irish Setter w human in the wild. They are funny buggers dogs. Still not cats tho 😸Lol

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Feeling for you @Former-Member

I have been in a situation with my mother after dad died where I felt manipulated and unappreciated having to run to her every bec and call when I had a new born baby and unwell wife to look after.. Had 3 siblings who b#ggered off and left me to it until she was back on top of things. Could write pages on that angry rant but would not be at all productive. It is emotionally and physically draining.

Thankfully we have that mostly behind us now and she has been a big support this last 12 months with my darling so unwell.

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Dogs are very good @TAB at emotions,they know when you are upset,my male cat knows too when I am stressed.
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