What makes me a great nanny is what opens me up, or makes me prone to, drawing mommy issues. However, I am thinking and beginning to believe, especially when it IS diagnose – by a licensed mental health professional – developmental trauma, is it A part of healing?

Yesterday (Valentine’s Day 2022) A and E aired an episode regarding Playboy bumnies. A woman talking about her time on the “clean-up crew” said ‘I wanted to take them home, mother them, get them therapy and teach them you deserve better.’

That was my missing part

See, Readee, I had talked to, no, talked with myself and decided the mom parts were okay. When time began to return to in- patient hospitalization and I placed a boundary, problems began. In addition was MM ( the marijuana meltdown) she was not in good shape.

Combine the above with the following, when you are ready,

The car is being towed to a repair shop. This is based on all valid factors, even if thoroughly exaggerated.

Can I do it?

When? Where? How?

Maybe a team of house mothers . From hospital to home with a small family or group.

Move onto housing & reciprocating throughout the land (garden, greenhouse and campground. Not the bait shop.)

She noted to me “You are only empathic qnd compassionate when I am crying or passed out.”

I see where she gets that; I know it is not true. It is when I am actively engaging as mom.

I sit with her, I hold her hand. I rub her head. I speak softly when I say “a truth”.

Is it part of the surrogate parents I have had along the way?

Is this common?

Much to expand on Reader!

I am working slowly, yet every day I am closer to meeting my goal of being a blogger and freelance writer.

Be well!

R-

Published by Rusty

I write about my mental health, domestic abuse (in the form of emotional abuse via gaslighting) to advocate and empower others. My shame has held me hostage for too long, as have my abusers and mental health. I am enough. I matter. I am a survivor and a warrior in ways the average person, thankfully, cannot understand.

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