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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Poor kid. That must have been so hurtful. Where does it say that the step-mom and half-siblings ignored her? I didn't see that in the article.[/quote] It's a quick line about a third of the way through. [quote=Anonymous]Later, I would put everything back. But now, between avoiding the housekeeper, my brother and sisters, and my stepmother around the house so I wouldn’t be caught stealing things [b]or hurt when they didn’t acknowledge me or reply to my hellos[/b], and spraying myself in the darkened bathroom to feel less like I was disappearing—because inside the falling mist I had a sense of having an outline again—making efforts to see my sick father in his room began to feel like a burden, a nuisance.[/quote][/quote] That's sad. Laurene Jobs styles herself as a philanthropist. You think she'd have some kindness in her for a child who her husband treated terribly.[/quote]
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