Possibly I was drugged to keep me from remembering.
It made me uncomfortable even as an adult. I feel like when I was very small, something more may have happened. I may have been drugged to keep me from remembering.I know I was my father’s favorite child because I was always pleasant, more than my sister.
However, if it isn’t, please talk with a licensed psychotherapist about your persistent bad dreams. It won’t be the first time a therapist has heard a story like this, and you deserve to have peace of mind.It has gotten so bad he no longer wants me to tell him anything about his sister or her family, and I am to tell my daughter nothing about his family.I love my son and I really liked my DIL, but she has changed. My son does nothing without first asking her.
For whatever reason, your daughter-in-law has decided that all of her husband’s attention should be directed toward her rather than toward his sister.
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