Imagine walking into a support group, hoping to find solace and understanding, only to be met with shocking revelations and blame games. This is what happened to a mother who was advised to join a support group for parents of children with learning disabilities. She expected empathy and support, but what she found was a group of mothers blaming their children for their failed marriages and personal problems. Let’s dive into this dramatic tale of a mother’s first and last visit to a support group that left her questioning her own actions.
A New Journey Begins

A Diagnosis and a Suggestion

Stepping into the Unknown

A Disturbing Observation

The Unsettling Roadmap ️

A Mother’s Outrage

A Cold Response ❄️

A Specialist’s Defense ️

The Final Word

A Mother’s Dilemma ♀️

A Mother’s Stand Against a Toxic Support Group: Righteous or R**e?
In a shocking turn of events, a mother seeking support for her child’s learning disability finds herself in a group of mothers blaming their children for their personal problems. From shocking statements made within earshot of the kids, to blaming them for failed marriages, this support group was anything but supportive. Our brave mother couldn’t keep quiet and expressed her disgust, leading to a cold reaction from the group. She left, vowing never to return, and even changed her child’s specialist due to his association with the group. Now she’s left wondering if her actions were justified or if she was too harsh. Let’s see what the internet thinks of this situation…
Venting frustrations about parenting a child with special needs

“NTA! Second opinion needed. Weird referral to gossip group “

NTA. Autism Speaks is problematic and insensitive to kids’ needs

Toxic support group and questionable specialist – what a nightmare!

NTA: Support group turned echo chamber

“YTA” comments ignore parents’ sexist remarks in front of kids. NTA

“NTA. Autistic community support groups should be helpful, not harmful! “

Support groups: Finding the right fit and staying open-minded

Hating your kids is normal, but saying it out loud? ♀️

Defending autistic kids against cruel support group. You go, OP!

Former autistic child calls out ableist support group

Report the specialist and support group promoting hate and abuse!
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NTA. Toxic support group. Find a better group for true support

Autism moms’ echo chamber vs. inclusive support group

NTA. Brave mom calls out toxic support group culture

NTA: Standing up against disgusting behavior from other mothers

NTA: Supportive husband and broken families, find healthier fit.

Parent speaks out against mistreatment of autistic children on forums

NTA. Autistic adult explains importance of separating needs and venting.

Toxic support group experience: projection, judgment, and unhealthy dynamics

Tough situation NAH, but venting in front of kids is wrong.

Autistic person calls out damaging behavior in support group.

Supportive comment calls for organized playgroup to avoid hurtful situations

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Last Updated on November 15, 2023 by Diply Social Team