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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][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]
I wonder if the estrangement with the stepmom and half siblings has something to do with the book Chrisann Brennan wrote.[/quote]

You don't visit the sins of the mother on the daughter.  Particularly when the daughter is already suffering from the sins of the father.  If the book wasn't an impediment for Lisa to see Steve Jobs, don't know why the stepmom and kids would take a harder line.  They of all people should have some empathy for a half sibling who was on welfare due to the stinginess of their father who was already ridiculously wealthy.[/quote]

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