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Posts Tagged ‘Deal’

How do you keep from loosing your temper and becoming more frustrated than you should.
If you have a family member, who makes a situation that went wrong seem like a bigger loss to them– when they aren’t loosing anything. Assume that things are not done right because they are not there to do it right. Or blame you even if you are not at fault.
If you can relate to this and it happens often, I would like to know how do you deal with it?

I have a lot of family members who are very negative. The are always complaining about something, or gossiping about someone, etc.They are never happy or thankful about anything. How should I deal with them, any advice?

Who has nothing but contempt and bad feelings towards his other family members? I have a brother like this and it seems he has nothing but hatred and evil in him and threatens to harm us. We’ve tried everything we can to help him but we’ve reached the end of our rope and cannot deal with this situation any longer. What can be done? He refuses to take his medication or to be sent to a hospital for treatment. He also refuses to leave the house because that’s what it has come to. Help! Any words of wisdom?

Living with the relative but also dealing not only with their family emotional roller coaster but also facing the real world to deal with your debt in this tough economy. What’s’s the best thing to do to ignore the emotional drama with relatives while living in the same roof. Any suggestions anyone…….?? Feel trapped

Im just wondering how many people believe in “first comes love, then comes marriage, and then comes a baby carriage”? And if so, does marriage actually guarantee an ideal parenting/upbringing situation for a child? How do you guys feel?

A family member maybe suffering from a Jealous delusional disorder and the rest of the family do not know what action to take or how to go about helping them. They hope that the episodes will simply go away. How do you the person suffering from the disorder? How do you help the rest of the family deal with a mental illness in the family.