Our Kidnapping Story - PART 2 - Raised by a Narcissist

PART 2 ••• In this deeply personal and raw video series, I share the story of my life being raised by an abusive narcissistic parent who not only inflicted emotional and psychological trauma but also committed the unimaginable act of kidnapping my firstborn baby.

I navigated a childhood filled with instability, fear, and the constant threat of abuse. My abusive parent's manipulative tactics knew no bounds, as they orchestrated my admission into psychiatric care and later attempted to have me criminally charged, further adding to the trauma I was already enduring.

The impact of narcissistic abuse runs deep, leaving scars that may not always be visible but are felt in every aspect of my life. The unimaginable pain of having my own child taken from me by the very person who was supposed to protect and nurture me is a wound that may never fully heal. The trauma I have experienced has formed painful trust issues. Even after 18 years of therapy, the fear is still there.

Through sharing my story, I hope to shed light on the devastating nature of narcissistic abuse and the long-lasting effects it can have on an individual's mental and emotional well-being. I want to break the silence and stigma surrounding such experiences and offer a message of hope and resilience to those who may be going through similar struggles.

Thank you for being a part of this community and for your unwavering support. Remember, you are not alone, and your story matters.

👋If you are currently experiencing any form of abuse, there are people that can help you!

Kids Help Phone: [phone]

Assaulted Women’s Helpline: 1-866-863-0511

Male Survivors of Sexual Abuse 24/7 Crisis Line: 1-866-887-0015

Talk4Healing 24/7 Helpline for Indigenous Women: 1-855-554-4325

Seniors 24/7 Safety Line: 1-866-299-1011

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[Bogstandardbrit]

You are so unbelievably strong for sharing your story, I could not imagine how difficult it is to think about the pain you have been through. I’m so glad you have such a positive support system now, but the fact that any person, especially any child, should have to go through this is horrific. I know, personally, you have encouraged me to speak out about my pain and trauma, before it gets worse. You are an amazing person, and a true inspiration to people in painful situations ❤

[jaimiemoore-nf]

the fact that they yelled at you because you was excited like wtf how is that wrong???? Im so sorry you had to put up with all of this.

[elysehoyt]

Thank you for sharing your story ❤ it takes courage

[jamieferreira]

I am so sorry. I can't believe they were so horrible you were upset. Normal parents would know that a kid would be upset about moving. my mom also punished me for any emotions she didn't like. I also got kicked out a lot and called names. We are no contact now needless to say.

[AngelVirts-ptjf]

I been throught something similar to that but in sted of my parents the negative it's my grandmother

[pch]

I was thinking what happened to the other parent? Didn’t they know about the situation? Why didn’t they intervene? Or even the grandparents

[deniseseguin]

why not say mom or dad instead of my parent? very sad

[RylerG]

quick q - why isnt this one long video? (instead this is several parts....)