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CynthiaBaileyRug · From The Desk Of Cynthia Bailey-Rug…
Oh yes! I was the scapegoat and blamed for everything.
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Lucky you, huh? I’m so sorry!! At least there is one plus to being the scapegoat- we’re the ones most likely to face the ugly truth & heal rather than continue in the dysfunction.
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