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We’re so grateful to have you reach out to our community this evening and are sorry to hear about these experiences you've gone through and are still struggling with. Please know that you are not alone in this - we hope that you find our forums to be a welcoming and supportive space to talk through your journey. Our community is here for you. We are sending you a private message to offer some additional support.
Feel free to keep checking in to let us know how you’re going, whenever you feel like it.
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Hi Guest_5342,
Welcome to the forums. I am really glad that you joined us and decided to post. I feel incredibly sad for what you've had to go through both during your relationship and now after with all of the trauma. It is devastating to hear the way he treated you.
If there is just one thing you can take from this post I want it to be a reminder that none of what happened is your fault. You did not deserve this. I'm also going to repeat this for omph - it's not your fault.
I can tell by your post the immense amount of inner strength that you have trying to keep yourself safe and the way that you've cared and looked after your kids. I do not see you as broken at all - quite the opposite. I personally feel like now that you are safe this is really an opportunity to know that your life can be (and should be) different. You don't have to be treated this way anymore - all of this has ended now.
While I'm not aware of any good rehab clinics, I do want to suggest some counselling. It's not the same - but maybe better in the sense that it's not trying to give you a quick fix but rather help you and your children long term.
I hope that you'll find some support in these forums. Thank you again for being here and deciding to post.
rt
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Dear Guest_5342~
I'm only going to say thngs you will have thought of -and discarded. I'm going to do that becuse if someone else says them to you they may become more real, more near the truth and have a little glimmer of meaning for you.
If the words become too painful there no need to read them, just close this page.
Your own words were:
"was scared I thought some reason he still want to hurt me I got back in
my car reversed it lock my doors and ran out to help him without the
kids seeing"
You thought he might still hurt you, you protected your kids, you went back.
That is bravery, that is thinking of your kids, that is fronting up to try help after everything. The core of a human being does not get any better than that. Your kids are lucky to have you, your husband was too even though he did not act or realise it. You are a person others can value.
His was the ultimate and deliberate cruelty.
It is a sad fact of human nature that if one is treated badly over a long period of time one comes to believe one is unworthy, guilty, possibly even is getting what one deserves. My words won't stop that even though it is completely untrue.
I think RT above has the right idea, therapy over time can help to restore you to a much better place with less guilt, some confidence in yourself and the realization you and your kids deserve a loving relationship. They do exist you know, I've been blessed wiht two during my life.
You will be welcome here always
Croix
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I am so sorry this happened to you.
Just remember it is not your fault.
You will heal and feel normal again. It takes time.
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