Next phase!

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Redirection!
This blog was my account of living with psychosis in the family. The next episode is my account of living with betrayal.

Is betrayal a common thing? Probably? But not for me. Not in my life. 

OK, I will write more soon.

Until then, all you need to know is - every time I wrote about how I had anxiety?  No, I wasn't anxious. I was living with someone who was lying to me.

All my worst fears were true, and what actually happened was worse than I'd imagined.


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