She hasn't said if she thinks I've been nasty in message, just that I am a liar and that what I said didn't happen which makes it hard to talk about together. She won't do counselling as she has said that they will believe my lies as I am too good at it. She says that I am cruel for estranging me and my boys but I have only estranged myself and they are adults so not my choice. She has said I am selfish, cruel, a disappointment, a bad mum, a bitch, an embarrassment, that all her friends and my family don't like me. If I tell her she has hurt me she says I'm just doing it for attention if I get upset and laughs at me. She says I waste doctors time if I am ill, that my house is dirty when I don't think it is, just never says anything nice or positive really. She tells people that I am mentally ill when I don't have anything except anxiety which I am treated for. She tells people not to invite me to things because I have a drinking issue but I don't even drink really. I only found out from my cousin because I saw him out and he offered me a drink and I asked for a coke. The counsellor said her messages were nasty and its gaslighting and guilt trips. I would put them on here but someone said I shouldn't put identifying things on here as not fair to my mum. I have been unwell and so I have now gone back in counselling but I know we are all human and say things we don't mean but the counsellor said if my mum thought I had made up all my issues with her it would be a logical conclusion that I was mentally ill and so she would not send me nasty messages and she wouldn't send them to me only on my birthday or Christmas day and that's a deliberate attempt to ruin my day. She would send things talking about estrangement at other times and just a nice message on special occasions. It's just all really hard for me to take in as the counsellor sees it as worse than I thought and I am in tears after. I am sorry for everyone who has a family member like this it's just so painful.
Why do restaurants and takeaways close so early now?


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