Rekless,
The irony of being cut off from your family for so long, is the fact that you come to the realization that there were really very few of them (family members) that you really/truly miss anyway. Sounds cold I know, but it has developed that way for me.
Even my own daughter's schooled so well in WTThink have grown somewhat repulsive to me, sure they had a hard time dealing with my departure from the religion, but for them to show the utter disdain, complete disregard for my choices, my decisions, requests, feelings..has been just enough evidence for me, to conclude that they will never see things as I do.
If they, and the rest of my family, ever wake up to the reality that they have been living life under the absolute control of a mind warping cult....there may be a chance for a real reconciliation...but until that happens, if ever at all, it is a fruitless and emotional draining experiece to wish it otherwise.
Out of my entire extensive family...I miss everyday, just one of my three sister's. She is probably the most level headed, kind, reality based individuals, I have ever come in contact with. Her actions, her manners, have always bespoke someone who really understands the human condition...beyond WThink. I love her for always being there for me and the rest of my totally dysfunctional family members. She is the only one I can truthfuly say has met the standards of being a 'christian' as outlined in the Bible. Since one of my other sister's is the wife of a DO, been a regular pioneer since dirt, and devoted probably untold thousands of hours in service, she can not even come close to meeting the standards set by my 'favorite'.
That being said....maybe you should evaluate how much you really want to be exposed, to they're hypocritical, judgemental personalities, whacko social edicts anymore in the first place? I have. Until they wake up they can stay asleep, for all I care.
I to spent some 34 yrs in the grasp of the org. Tried to jump through all the hoops, a good society man in every way. So I've been where you've been, hope your destination turns out a better place to be.
Danny