My mom has lost her marbles

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  An alternative is to contact your state’s local office of Child Protective Services.

Hi I’m Ric…soo tell me whats going on, and we’ll try to find a way to make things better. If you have msn messenger here is my add…rk_trip@hotmail.com

http://www.kidshelpphone.ca/ I’m sure they’ll listen if you’re ever in any urgent danger. And listen to those previous posts, you have the right of your well being. But it sounds like no one will care for you, free yourself! Be strong, and this site and many like it will be here.

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my dad started abusing since I can remember, I kept telling my mom to do something she did nothing to help my situation, finally at nine, she took my father to court. For awhile he did nothing to me, I was free from his slaps, yells, wacks on the head, threats, insults, pain. But a few years ago, we went to Romania to visit my Oma (Grandma), thats when he got mean too me, again. I went to Romania again maybe a year or two ago, he got mean again. So now…I don’t think…I want to be…with him at night…thats when my memories of him start to swarm over me…Im over - reacting since he hasn’t done anything..but I just don’t think Im ready for this

what does your dad do to abuse you? any sort of abuse is very serious…your mum is being completely selfish at them moment, by putting her desires above your needs.

does she know how your dad is with you? if not, maybe telling her would be a start. if she does, then you need to go and stay at another family members place or someting, if anyone says anything you have a right to defend yourself and stand up for your own rights of dignity and fair treatment.

why at night?

if there is abuse involved, there’s no such thing as ‘over reacting’