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Welcome to the Beyond Blue forums Emm11. Oh I am so sorry to hear what has happened to you, it's not your fault obviously. It must be very upsetting and challenging for you when your family doesn't believe you and I presume this is something you want to change? Perhaps your mother needs to chat with your psychiatrist?
Are you still getting treatment? It can take time and work but I think you can keep coming closer to happiness and calmness with regular professional support. Do ring the Beyond Blue phone service if you are feeling low or stuck, they can help you with this and it's free and 24/7. It is amazing that you have forgiven your step father, you are brave and smart, forgiving will conserve your energy. Try and focus on what makes the good days good, what tips and actions you have learnt that make you feel better, push really hard to focus on the things that work, that make you happy, like a meditation whenever you become aware that you are feeling low, find the positive. The more you practice this the more it will become easier and natural.
I hope you can make a plan to move forward, with your mental health and with your desire to reunite with your family and I hope you can learn to trust again, not many men are like your step father, don't let this experience define who you are. I send you much love, I hope you will ring Beyond Blue and I will be right here when you want to talk again and I am sure others will join in with advice, support and love. xxx
Jack
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