Welcome to a family friendly blog that presents popular family issues and provides advice on family conflict. From dramas left behind by ancestors to generational curses, this family blog covers challenging issues. The more you know, the more empowered you will be when it comes to dealing with family problems, relationship challenges, and more! Solve family struggles and gain respect! Welcome to a site that puts family secrets on blast, so one can find spiritual healing!
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Crazy Relatives Who Don't Care Whether They Live or Die
One. Don't encourage them to take dangerous risks. From cheating to drug use, when you know your relatives are bound to try anything, don't say, "Go ahead, do it--I don't care if you kill yourself, you crazy S.O.B.!" If you say words like this, you might be the one at the funeral one day crying out of guilt--beating yourself up about the last words you said to your wild family member.
Three. Pray for your insane relatives. If you know that their parents tried everything else like: medicate them, take them to a psychologist, to church, etc., the least you could do is utilize your faith to help them, help you! Ask God to give you peace, understanding and willingness to help your family member when you can.
Four. Be at peace with all those related to the insane relative. One way is to not talk/visit/help out so much if you find yourself too involved in your wild's relatives life. Limit your time with those family members who are often bitter, angry, and saddened by this troubled person's misdeeds. You can only do and say so much to them, if you find yourself being handicapped as a result of others' issues, distance yourself from them and those who insist on burdening you with all their problems. The last thing you will want to deal with is losing your cool with your own family because you don't know when to let go of troubled circumstances and people.
Five. Learn more about your family history. Notice patterns and other behaviors that might have contributed to your relative's mental handicap. Seek remedies that might possibly help with some symptoms. Don't insist on advising your relatives to take your advice when you know they are irresponsible, nonchalant, and selfish.
Take a moment to think of other things you could possibly do to keep from becoming like your insane relatives. Keep children away from troubled people, because it is very easy for them to pick up on their bad mannerisms.
Nicholl McGuire
Tell Me Mother You're Sorry
Have you ever felt suffocated by your own mother, stepmother or in-laws? Difficult mothers can be a challenge! In the book by author, Nicholl McGuire, "Tell Me Mother You're Sorry", you will learn about the mental games controlling mothers play to get their way, how you can beat them at their own games, and why it is important to go low contact or no contact from these narcissistic women.
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Based on a work at familyarticlesbynicholl.blogspot.com.
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