It's serious and true. She is at risk allready cus of the life she ha had. Now this. I wanna help her make good decisons. Her mom dosent want her goin to counselling. Shes stupid. Me and my mother have been talkin about this, maybe someone here sould shed some light. Possible from personal exp?
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From the grim looks of the scenario in which your cousin is, i think it is very wise that you seek professional help and counsel for her what she really needs it.You will have to persuade her mother first.
answered 1 year ago
I would get her into some kind of counseling..she is especially will need it after her dad dies.
answered 1 year ago
TALK TO HER AND HER MOM. BE THERE FOR THEM BOTH. THIS HAS TO BE A HARD THING FOR THE BOTH OF THEM. I HOPE EVERYTHING IS OK WITH EVERYONE. BETOGETHER FOR EVERYONE.IF THEY GET MAD AND GO OFF ON YOU GUYS DON,T WARY ABOUT IT. IT,S THERE WAY OF DEALING WITH DEATH. EVERONE DOSE THAT.IT,S HARD TO LOUSE SOMEONE YOU LOVE. I HOPE THINGS GET BETTER FOR ALL OF YA.AND IM REALLY SORRY TO HERE ABOUT THIS. GOOD LUCK TO YOU ALL. I,LL BE PARYING FOR YOU ALL. SCOBBY-DOO.
answered 1 year ago
Try to talk to your cousin by giving good advice and to get them to spend lots time together.
answered 1 year ago
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You sure hit the nail on the head. Her mom thinks a bereavement group is counseling. while it is in its own sense. there is no counselors. Its people who have gone through the same thing. Her mom just gets so mad. Its makin me upset now because her mom is setting her up for failure. Im trying to lead by example, but she loved her dad and his example I fear will stick in her mind. get loaded.......
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