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Behind the Aegis

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10. Counseling has come a long way.
Fri Mar 22, 2013, 09:58 PM
Mar 2013

It sounds as if your trauma was compounded by improper care following the violation. This may be why it is still "haunting" you today. Think of it this way; if you get cut and you don't care for it (or in your case, your mother didn't), then it doesn't heal correctly, and after time, more problems can arise.

You may want to seek counseling now, it is never too late to have treatment. I wouldn't suggest group, at least not until later. What type of person would make you feel comfortable? That is the first question you ask yourself, then you go form there.

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