katz
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When I was diagnosed with PTSD, I was in my 40's. When the doctor told my folks, my mother was surprised! (I wish that I had gotten a look at my dad--he is one of the people who abused me.)
It took me many years to convince myself that it actually happened. We looked like such a normal family. Then one day, I was going thru some papers in my room and I found just what I needed.
It is a letter I wrote to "God" when I was very young. Lower elementary school, by the grammer that was used. The short note begged "Him" for help. It said that it was my "daddy hurting me", it said that I told "mommy". It convinced me that it all took place--no matter what anyone in the family said. I have not showed it to anyone else, but I will someday. I am also planning on putting a copy in the casket of my father when he dies. I know that "He" will do what is necessary. (Although, I have to admit, the urge is really, really strong to just show it to him and make him afraid of what might be coming--he is over 90 now, and very mentally alert.)
I would ask him again if he did it, and when he denies it-- again--I will show him the letter and let him see that "I told" and "someone" believes me.
At the same time, I don't want to cause his death. I would feel so guilty. I've been thru enough hardships from this and don't want to cause any more for myself. I just keep telling myself that some day it will all come out--for everyone.
Thank you so much for holding my "secret". And for believing me.
It took me many years to convince myself that it actually happened. We looked like such a normal family. Then one day, I was going thru some papers in my room and I found just what I needed.
It is a letter I wrote to "God" when I was very young. Lower elementary school, by the grammer that was used. The short note begged "Him" for help. It said that it was my "daddy hurting me", it said that I told "mommy". It convinced me that it all took place--no matter what anyone in the family said. I have not showed it to anyone else, but I will someday. I am also planning on putting a copy in the casket of my father when he dies. I know that "He" will do what is necessary. (Although, I have to admit, the urge is really, really strong to just show it to him and make him afraid of what might be coming--he is over 90 now, and very mentally alert.)
I would ask him again if he did it, and when he denies it-- again--I will show him the letter and let him see that "I told" and "someone" believes me.
At the same time, I don't want to cause his death. I would feel so guilty. I've been thru enough hardships from this and don't want to cause any more for myself. I just keep telling myself that some day it will all come out--for everyone.
Thank you so much for holding my "secret". And for believing me.