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My daughter's counselor is telling her she has had severe trauma in her childhood (she didn't) and now my daughter is starting to believe it. Should she continue to see this therapist? Is this t…

Top stories for Long   My daughter's counselor is telling her she has had severe trauma in her childhood (she didn't) and now my daughter is starting to believe it. Should she continue to see this therapist? Is this type of therapy healthy? Leigh Langtry, Raised 2 and lived to tell the tale. • Answered May 5, 2019 My daughter's counselor is telling her she has had severe trauma in her childhood (she didn't) and now my daughter is starting to believe it. Should she continue to see thi... Read more » 8.6K 146   As an attorney, have you ever beaten the odds and won a case deemed "impossible" to win? Robert L. Lamoreaux, JD Law, George Mason University School of Law (1987) • Answered April 27 Not as the trial lawyer but as the lawyer employed by the insurance company to "manage" the case. It wasn't even a case I was "overseeing". Our insured was driving his picku... Read more » 268 17   What kind of tomatoes do Italians use for their sauces and pastas? Franz Aliquo, Restauranteur, Viral Food Creator, 40 years of cooking exp. • Answered August 6 Let's start with this: Any answer that says "San Marzano" is straight-up wrong and written by someone whose experience of Italy and Italians was acquired from U.S. supermar... Read more » 98 11   What is a tu quoque? Alex Johnston, B.A. (Hons) from The Open University (2016) • Answered December 13, 2018 Ah, tu quoque. So common. So easy to do. And, like the Monty Hall Problem, the reason why it's a fallacy is counter-intuitive. Here is a simple tu quoque: A: Hey, are you eat... Read more » 4.8K 39   What is an example of a mother-in-law crossing the line? RB/DM, lives in India (1980-present) • Answered October 30, 2022 I had a C section and was unable to walk for the first 24 hours post the surgery. During this time the nurses would encourage me to sit up to breastfeed and we were having ... Read more » 6K 313   If someone bought 292.2 million lottery tickets are they 100% guaranteed to win the jackpot since that is the number of possible combinations in Powerball? Rick Collins, Owned a Tesla model X since 2018 • Answered December 25, 2022 Some years ago, a consortium of investors attempted to do exactly that in the Virginia lottery. Due to logistical issues, they were not able to buy all possible tickets, bu... Read more » 5.4K 385   Is it safe to flatten a penny on a train track? Randy Topechka, Locomotive Mechanic at Canadian National Railway Company (2017-present) • Updated January 5, 2020 No it is not. But not for the reason you all think. Many people think that placing a coin on the track will cause a massive derailment killing everybody. While I'm not going... Read more » 18.8K 896   In Europe there are no changing cabins on the beach. Do Europeans just change on the beach or what? Joe Anslevich, Writer, editor, publisher, composer, EFL teacher • Answered June 3 Last summer I cycled to my local beach in France. When I got there, the water looked so inviting I decided to go for a swim. There was nobody around so I just peeled off, w... Read more » 1.7K 112   Why is walking every day not recommended, as is three times a week? Justin, former CEO at Taggingly • Answered August 5 Walking every day is not necessarily not recommended; in fact, regular physical activity like walking can have numerous health benefits. However, the recommended frequency ... Read more » 128 5   Is Paul McCartney a jerk? B. R. Bearden, former Field Supervisor US Census Bureau (retired) (2000-2019) • Updated June 3, 2020 McCartney was on the Oprah show in 1997. She seemed as much in awe of him as any fan. On her next show she talked about what kind of guest he'd been. She said something lik... Read more » 28.9K 905   My boss found out I reported them to HR. What should I do? Some Amused Guy, Semi-Retired Exec. • Updated July 22 As a prior CEO, let me give you a tip for the future. HR is not your friend. They are misguided social workers whose whole function is indemnifying the executives and compa... Read more » 8.1K 627   What's the smartest thing you've seen a police officer do? Tom Liotta, Retired, but remaining active. • Answered February 5 I was driving I-5 north out of Tacoma toward Seattle at around 10:00 AM one weekday morning a few years ago. In this stretch, there are 4 GP lanes plus an HOV lane. Speed l... Read more » 277 10 Read more in your feed

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