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Lifestyle
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Published
10/25/09
It's hard to break free from the patterns of relating that we acquired when we were growing up. Long before we could make conscious choices about the way we wanted our relationships to work, we were subjected to thousands of interactions that became the script we expect to play out. Even in adulthood, when we have the ability to choose to learn another way to relate to loved ones, we tend to lapse into playing out this old pattern. Find Us On Facebook
Jodie was recently reminded of how easy it is to slip right back into the old dysfunctional dynamics from her childhood when her father was hospitalized and she had to spend a considerable amount of...
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