John's Brother Is A Pedophile
April 22, 2005
Dear John,
Dear John,
The book you will soon get is ONE moral code -- I think you will find it quite acceptable for your life. But, it is YOUR decision only that counts.
If he is breaking the law (your judgment -- not mine) and your morals reject such behavior, then as long as you associate with him (him not changing) then YOU will be and get sick, have accidents.
If you get into some sort of communication about this matter and you are convinced that he is breaking the law, and that he won't change, then your only choice is to "move toward" disconnection. That, too, can be gradual -- you start imposing distance between the two of you -- so that he sees (and you do) that unless that behavior changes then your imposition of distance between you and him will increase to some level of greater and greater disconnection.
In other words PAST law violation is not as serious as current law violation.
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 6:48 AM
To: lct@oralchelation.com
Subject: RE: My brother's FM
Dear Karl Sometimes reading answers questions.
If you will read what I sent you should be able to deduce that the answer to your question is NO! We are both engineers and as such we think logically. Neither of us believe in the use of DRUGS, especially the psychiatic kind and anyway most if not all "counselors" need counseling themselves - as you well know. Thanks for the concern John
Dear John,
He and I had been discussing the possibility of us traveling around the world together when I retired, seeing things and going places and doing things that we had always wanted to do. He and I are both engineers, he being a civil engineer and I being an electronics engineer. As such we enjoy the same type of things and have had extreemly good times on the trips that we have taken together in the past - before retireing. Earlier I mentioned I helped him move to this location. He is younger than I but his government job allowed him to retire before me. I continued working for a few years after he retired and I would come visit him on my vacations and help him getting his new place fixed up. It was during these visits that he and I made plans for our travels after I retired. I liked this area and decided that I would like to perhaps retire here also and this would help facilitate out travel plans too. We always got along together very well and enjoyed working together etc. He discovered that the property across the road from his place was up for sale and told me about it. I had been looking for property via the internet and had been looking at this very property but had no idea where it was located. I bought it and later have retired here. He and I have enjoyed many very good times - however, before I retired - once again he "got involved" with some young boys. As time has gone by he has developed these FM symptoms and they seem to keep getting worse. Now he has started blameing me - saying that whenever I am around he can't concentrate and he makes mistakes and that he gets headaches and all kinds of bad things. Needless to say, our travel plans have completely evaporated. I like "the boys" and they like me - but my brother does not want me to go on the trips that he takes them on anymore. I have gone on a very few trips with them and the
boys and I always have good times. They respect me. I sincerely believe that my brother has grown beyond any sexual pedifile type affiliations with the boys but the things that he does for and with them in many ways does not seen to be what I would consider to be in their best interests. The boys are taking advantage of him and so is their mother. (My brother buys the boys almost anything that they want and also buys their mother stuff. I have never once heard any of them thank my brother.) One of the boys, the older one, has left home and is living in my brother's house now. The younger boy comes out and stays with my brother every weekend and sometimes during the week. Also, my brother has several of the boy's friends at his place on weekends. As I said in my first email - I should be having FM symptoms, what with seeing all this bad stuff concerning my brother. Instead, it is HE that is having the FM symptoms. Return To Top
I wonder - what is your "take" on this? As for myself, I agree with you that the best thing for ME is to "divorce" myself from this situation. I am presently looking into and making plans to move to another location, far away. Of course that will have to be my final move so I am taking my time. I plan to give him one of the books when they arrive. Perhaps that might be enough to start him along the proper path, I hope so. I, of course, have to be careful of how I approach him - for as you stated it is usually necessary for a neutral person to help. Now you should have enough insite to begin to understand that this is not one of the usual "relationship" type situations. I find it interesting that you relate FM symptoms to a person experiencing upset etc from a "relationship" (and I sure am experiencing upsets from this situation), and yet I am not experiencing the FM symptoms but it is my brother who is. Kinda puts a "spin" on things doesn't it? I will be interested to hear your comments. Sincerely John
Dear John,
Generally I don't call people -- I carry on extensive eMail exchanges.
Your brother presumably also has others behaving in ways that upset him -- and these could be the cause of his FM. The fact that he, himself, also acts that way -- may affect you, or others, but it is certainly not unusual that he is also thus affected.
It is often true that a person (you ?) hangs on to a relationship in hopes of fixing it -- when the fixing is not likely -- so you can certainly get the pain.
The rule is "handle or disconnect." If you can't handle, then disconnection is the only salvation for YOU -- strangely, it will also help him -- because he continues to behave this way because others allow it!
It is a complex issue.
Who is "wrong?" It would easily be "both." Two people can cause each other problems by behaving in ways that upset the other.
Honest communication is difficult, but is the only solution -- besides disconnection for the health of both. It is a sad thing when "divorce" is the "right" solution.
This type of situation calls for advanced skills. I have them, but they don't work much by eMail -- personal communication and extensive. I don't offer this service.
If you show great interest, I can lead you in that direction???
I agree that your quote is valid, and agree you can do something. The first "fix" would be to simply give him one of the books -- it might be enough.
The details of the complexity are not what I need to know, but how much you are willing to do to repair the relationship??
It is usually necessary for a neutral person to help both of you go through the exercise leading to improved relationships.
Karl Loren
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date: Tuesday, April 19th, 2005 at 09:41:47
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FirstName: John
Dear Karl, My brother refered me to your site. He is suffering from what he considers to be fibromyalgia (FM).<BR>From what I have read so far I can see that his diet is certianly conducive to bringing about most of the symptoms of FM, however, I had not considered the possible connection to bad relationship problems as being a source of FM symptoms.<BR>There is a rather unique "spin" in our particular situation I believe.<BR>As you have discussed, the bad relationship situation usally manifests itself by FM symptoms occuring in a person from frustration etc experienced when they see bad things happening to someone that they love and are concerned about.<BR>In this instance - my brother is causing me frustrations and much concern by his actions, and yet HE is the one who is complaining of FM symptoms.<BR>It would be too extensive to attempt to explain here - but if you are interested and would like to call me sometime perhaps I can discuss the details with you.<BR>Perhaps I too am suffering FM symptoms from my relationship problems concerning my brother - I do not know, or if so I am probably ignoring them.<BR>I suspect that after reading your information he may now be saying that he is having a relationship problem with me that is causing his FM symptoms.<BR>This in fact may be true, (our relationship being part of his FM symptoms). He has been informing me for some time now that whenever I am around he makes mistakes, developes headaches and cannot concentrate etc.<BR>My question would be - "who is wrong here".<BR>That is why I made the statement earlier concerning there being a rather unique "spin" in this situation and it being my brother who is causing me frustrations etc and yet it is he who is complaining of the FM symptoms. (sorry if that sounds condicttory - it isn't)<BR>I realize that this is becoming a bit confusing and I appologize for that.<BR>I would like to enclose a quote from you:<BR><BR>"Most often it is easiest to see moral problems in others tha n yourself - and there is something you can do about that. If that person is close to you, then his or her survival is important to you. It pains you to see him or her harming themselves. Your happiness will be affected".<BR><BR>My happiness IS being affected.<BR>Am I the cause of his FM?<BR>A morality issue DOES exists here!<BR>By reading what you say about morality and from what I know of "right vs wrong" the issue is my brother's and not mine.<BR><BR>Thank you for redaing the above.
John
Dear John,You have a strong tendency to want to argue with me.I do not argue.If my advice and comments seem wrong to you -- then you should not listen.K.
Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 9:05 PM
To: lct@oralchelation.com
Subject: RE: My brother's FM
Below - a quote from your last email to me:
"If he is breaking the law (your judgment -- not mine) and your morals reject such behavior, then as long as you associate with him (him not changing) then YOU will be and get sick, have accidents."He is and I'm not (getting sick, have accidents etc).That is the point I have been trying to make.John