Yes.....eat and rest first dear Karen.
s xx
.......I always thought (as an AAer) that it wouldn't have mattered what my childhood looked like....I didn't need a reason to become an alcoholic. Now that I am studying addiction counselling, I realise how completely simplistic this is....of course there are presiding reasons for many of us.....perhaps all of us. Dee said it beautifully in his last post...
I was worry free and open hearted, ten foot tall...
We came from pain....a lot of us did.
And alcohol helped, or we thought it did for a while.
And then we were in deep trouble.
I am learning things that mean the world to me from being a part of this thread.....I truly love the conversation.
