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Laila
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i am Laila,im 18 years of age and sept just gone was my mothers 1 year death anaversary.she sadly passed away dew to picks disease.she was diagnosed back in 2000.my mum and dad had an unstable realationship back to before i was born. when my mum was half way through her ilness she would randomly shout things wich i understand is one of the symptoms.one phrase she would shout is "i dont love you! she would shout this to me and my dad individualy. my question is, could this be linked to the the realationship she had with my dad?
 
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