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Originally Posted by HealingNSuffering
I don't think crazy is necessarily a bad thing, are you hearing voices? Your mom sounds like she's the one who really needs help. I used to be abusive like that to people I cared about, before my first round of psychiatric treatment, I would do the same kind of cruel things to my brother, animals etc... Then I would hug them and tell them I was sorry (I genuinely was) and that I would hope they didn't do whatever it was that made me mad again.  So I messed up and made the same mistakes that were made with me, then I felt bad about it because I knew exactly how they felt being so defenseless against the abuse.
I don't think feeling your mom might poison you is part of a paranoid delusion, especially if she'd poisoned you before. On the other hand the food could've expired and maybe she didn't put anything in there, per-say. I used to get that way about food when I was a child, I thought my parents hated me so much that they would poison me so I was scared to eat when my anxiety got really high. If I could go back and rewind time I would've reported the abuse to the authorities. Especially knowing now, since hindsight is always 20/20, that I had other family members that could've taken better care of me. 
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No voices yet, haha. I dont understand
why she beats the **** out of me, and then comes back apologizing and taking care of me. Maybe since youve been there you could explain it to me a little...? When someone pisses me off and I beat them up, I sure dont go back and help them afterwards.
She regularly slips me my prescribed meds because i wont take some of them (haha), and sometimes sedatives. Theres only been a few times I got really sick from it, unless it was spoiled food.
I know she doesnt like me, she puts up with me because im her daughter and ****, but i dont know if she hates me enough to try and kill me. I was wondering if she'd try to make me sick because itd give her more control, which i know shed like.
Psychiatrist trusts my mom waaay more then me...hes evaluating me for schizophrenia.