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Grow up. That’s really sad. You think this.
Loser.
You did nothing wrong. Alice even said Bob is overreacting. That seems like a pretty mature and direct way to bury the hatchet while also ensuring he wouldn’t cause problems for you at the wedding. Bob is a bitch and has always been a bitch and seems content to always be a bitch. Also, why is Alice friends with Bob after what he did to you? Seems like the trash is taking itself out. Problem solved.
Ok, I had kind of thought you had underlying issues. That's ok, I do too. That's usually the case with prolonged grief. I know you mentioned trauma from her being sick when you were a teen, and I'm sure there's a lot left unsaid as well.
Anyone can leave at any time, but I find the “I thought you'd be over it by now” rather callous. I'm not saying she should've solved your problems, but if you are looking into more in-depth therapy, that's not really a supportive environment to start tackling that stuff. I know a lot of therapists try not to let someone get so worked up that they leave in shambles, but when someone has severe problems, that's often unavoidable and the full day of the appointment may be more like an episode than a regular day.
I lost my dad in 2018 and my grandpa currently has late stage Parkinson's that took a sharp turn a month ago. I have been dealing with emotional instability (thank god I get it out of my system on-line, which is not good at all but is better than taking it out on loved ones i guess) and very severe periods of dissociation, nightmares, trouble sleeping, anxiety episodes, and pseudohallucinations.
I'm medicated, but it doesn't really do much for this cluster of symptoms, so I just cope — though it's maintenance meds, I'd be much worse without. My loved ones can't even tell I have this stuff going on unless I mention it — learned to do that when my dad was sick (pancreatic cancer). Lately I've been having trouble falling asleep because I have palpitations and hyperventilation that jolt me awake. Nothing feels real. It sucks.
My diagnoses are bipolar II and PTSD (unrelated to family death, but some events were overlapping with my grandmother's passing many years ago). No great advice about your relationship but I'm happy to answer any questions or try to point you in a decent direction, especially if my symptoms sound similar to yours. I'm experienced with them lol.