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      betterdays
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      To me that when his dad has been on the scene basically when I’ve had my blips his hand has been shaking even more and worse too at school. So I guess it’s best I keep him totally away from him. What a statement a hurtful one aswell. X

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      My son (the one who witnessed the strangling) comes and sits on the kitchen floor as his dad behaves like his usual, answering contradictory remarks etc. I think he sits there just in case…
      The first thing that happens to me at times like that is my own hands shake. Sometimes my legs.
      My children show anxiety and fear.
      I walk away from the gas lighting, he now swears at me soon into conversations and becomes angry, bashes things or throws thi gs or revs his engine.
      When I arrived at the refuge, my hands and my legs couldn’t stop shaking for days. I could barely hold a pen to sign all the documentation the dv lady showed me.
      Keep your son away from him. It is difficult to hear what our kids have to say. It’s painful to know what they feel and go through.
      Hugs to you. BJ

    • #19049
      Confused123
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      hi hUN

      This is such a massive positive step for your son , yes def keep him away and continue to get support for yourself and your son

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