llworking, that one knows squat. Big shaker of salt every time that one posts.![]()
llworking, that one knows squat. Big shaker of salt every time that one posts.![]()
I've known three people closely in my life with anxiety disorders, and two were physically and verbally abusive. One was my mother. I don't know if there are statistics on these types of things, but I'd say chances are more than slim based on that factor alone.
Of course, I'm not implying that OP is or is not likely to abuse her child.
I'm not backseating anything, but thanks.
Anxiety was the only diagnosis each had, save the third, who also has depression struggles. My mother was prescribed medication that she never took. I don't even remember what the medication was, it was so long ago. The other was prescribed Effexor, and since establishing a routine on the medication, has ceased abusive actions. It was explained to me that the abuse was a way to cope with the overwhelming nature of the anxiety.
Nobody here is qualified to answer that question. Go see an attorney.