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Blamed

Blamed

5. Blamed What was going through my mind was this: I can’t tell anyone about this. If I did, I was certain I would be blamed for everything that had happened. It would make me look like an even worse mother — the woman who didn’t leave the country

If This Is Your Story

If This Is Your Story

For partners, former partners, and adult children of ADF quinoline veterans who recognise their own experience. You did not imagine it. It was not your fault.

It Was Not His Personality. It Was His Brain.

It Was Not His Personality. It Was His Brain.

The behaviour looked like narcissism. It was an acquired brain injury with a documentable onset date — and the difference changes what the harm means.