In her will the mother disowned me and said I'd know why. I don't. If you were disowned, whould you want the detailed reason of why?
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Sherri7
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"the" mother? Yes, I'd very much want to know why. Perhaps someone else close to her would know?
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Yes. I think that to keep from looking like the last defiant act of a bitter person and to save confusion, there should be a detailed reason.
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Comment for 2old2die young (comments doesn't work) 2old ~ Thanks so much for responding. You've made me really ponder her behavior. She knew what would happen with the older sibling, everything she treasured would be sold off, and that's what happened. We talked about it and she even told me to be very careful of the sibling because she would take everything. There was nothing I wanted enough to fight over anyway. Except maybe the black board where my dad taught me to write my name. The sibling destroyed everything that belonged to me, photos, letters, memontoes, everything. But you have opened my eyes to something I'd never thought about. That being, her abusive behavior was a reflection her and not me. Thank you for that. Thank you very much. I'd never thought of it that way, and now you've given me some hope that I'm not the bast... she wanted people to believe me to be. Thanks so much.
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