"In every situation I know of, in which a resident refused to see his mother, that situation was reversed in time, to the credit of office staff, and a new, tenuous attempt at reconciliation was generated. During those new, fragile relationships, I used to observe both mother and son being very conscious of their dialogue, and both tried not to repeat old and worn out diatribes that they employed in the past. It was a struggle since both wanted to continue to express anger, tears, and hurt out of habit and perhaps not knowing what else to do, but both also wanted to reconnect a relationship that they both vitally needed."
—Susan Lukin, The Child Inside
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