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Mental Health Information

elleng

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1. No surprise to me,

Reply to HereSince1628 (Original post)

Mon Sep 22, 2014, 10:14 AM

Sep 2014

as it's happened in my family. Emotional bullying by older daughter to her younger sister, who only now, at the age of 26, seems to have overcome her depression. As her older sister has recently reached out to her (they've been incommunicado for months,) the younger says she doesn't want to see or talk/text/e.mail with the older, as 'it always results in pain.'

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Sibling bullying linked to later (young adult) depression, self-harm [View all] HereSince1628 Sep 2014 OP

No surprise to me, elleng Sep 2014 #1

Impact of childhood bullying still evident after 40 years HereSince1628 Sep 2014 #2