Quote From: dobikinz
My sister and I survived MSBP as children. It is like a childhood in the "twilight zone." For 20 years, our mother has denied what she did to us even in the face of our telling her that we were not sick. Even more painful than the abuse is the reaction of other family members who negate the harm and pressure us to basically stick to the family script.
My mother nearly killed me. I still fear that I'll become incompacitated and my mother will be allowed to visit my hospital room, charm the nursing staff, impress everyone with her competence and commitment as a parent and then kill me.
I would like to find an online support group for survivors of MSBP. I've always wanted to process some of my memories, but am not sure where to find someone who would really understand.
I am 27 years old and also a survivor of MSBP. My mother denies she ever did anything wrong. She will deny it forever. I actually do have an illness but she made it much, much worse to the point where I was on what she likes to call "my death bed". My medical charts show that she repeatedly refused giving me the necessary medications that would have saved me a lot of pain. I was given VERY clear warnings by her not to tell the doctors (or my father) that I wasn't taking those meds. She is a master manipulator. She is a pathological liar. She knew all the medical terminology. She had the doctors wrapped around her little finger. She wouldn't leave me alone for a minute. I spent so much time in hospitals... My medical charts are about 2 feet high. She was the poor grieving mom of a sick kid and everyone pitied her.
DOBIKINZ: I would also like to find some kind of group for survivors. If you want to message me, do not hesitate to do so. For me, the worst part about all this is that I TRUSTED my mother so much....... I'm trying very hard to deal with the abuse (I suffer from PTSD because of this). I still fear that she will "get me" somehow, too. Believe me, I understand all too well.