Me myself and my kids
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Me myself and my kids
Hi, after the daily 2 bottles im writing this , read the greateat post the other day stumbling across this site , omega , was amazing i started my day thinking yes i can do it one day for my kids ...im listening to kate bush cloud busting beatiful song ..she looks like my mum x im heartbroken want to stop drinking but my baby has been taken from me from my **** of an ex ...in court at moment back sep 7 ..its killing me not seeing my baby girl shes 1 next week he has no rights, no court orders passed just a control freak, hopefully sort things soon in the mean time i have 4 beautiful babies 19, 8 and my twins girls 6 x i cant do it going through this **** x he is a sociapath ive now realised and trying to break me xx
Hi keepthefaith
I think however bad things get, drinking can only make them worse.
I reckon the only problem you can do anything about right now is your drinking.
Sort that out and then you can turn your attention to the other stuff.
There's a ton of support here - you really can get sober and stay that way
D
I think however bad things get, drinking can only make them worse.
I reckon the only problem you can do anything about right now is your drinking.
Sort that out and then you can turn your attention to the other stuff.
There's a ton of support here - you really can get sober and stay that way
D
Your drinking WILL BE used against you.
I lost custody of my child to a narcissist alcoholic/addict who just happened to get sober before I even started drinking to excess. I drank BC I thought I lost the love of my life...until I lost my child. I don't miss my ex at all. But I desperately miss my child, it is an excrutiating pain that few understand. To lose your child as a Mother? It is a seething pain that I would not wish on my worst enemy.
It's been the #1 catalyst that depresses me so much that I chronically relapse...hopefully for the last time.
You do not want to follow that path.
Please get well and stay strong and know that you are not alone.
J
I lost custody of my child to a narcissist alcoholic/addict who just happened to get sober before I even started drinking to excess. I drank BC I thought I lost the love of my life...until I lost my child. I don't miss my ex at all. But I desperately miss my child, it is an excrutiating pain that few understand. To lose your child as a Mother? It is a seething pain that I would not wish on my worst enemy.
It's been the #1 catalyst that depresses me so much that I chronically relapse...hopefully for the last time.
You do not want to follow that path.
Please get well and stay strong and know that you are not alone.
J
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Your drinking WILL BE used against you.
I lost custody of my child to a narcissist alcoholic/addict who just happened to get sober before I even started drinking to excess. I drank BC I thought I lost the love of my life...until I lost my child. I don't miss my ex at all. But I desperately miss my child, it is an excrutiating pain that few understand. To lose your child as a Mother? It is a seething pain that I would not wish on my worst enemy.
It's been the #1 catalyst that depresses me so much that I chronically relapse...hopefully for the last time.
You do not want to follow that path.
Please get well and stay strong and know that you are not alone.
J
I lost custody of my child to a narcissist alcoholic/addict who just happened to get sober before I even started drinking to excess. I drank BC I thought I lost the love of my life...until I lost my child. I don't miss my ex at all. But I desperately miss my child, it is an excrutiating pain that few understand. To lose your child as a Mother? It is a seething pain that I would not wish on my worst enemy.
It's been the #1 catalyst that depresses me so much that I chronically relapse...hopefully for the last time.
You do not want to follow that path.
Please get well and stay strong and know that you are not alone.
J
This sounds like my story! It's a pain you cannot describe ever, I lost my mum to korikorfs syndrome when I was 13 and I thought that was pain, but I knew nothing till I lost my children!!
Hello! Is today Day 1? That's pretty special! Make sure you have a medical plan in place in case you need it, drink plenty of water, and distract yourself with activity if you can! Yes, your children do deserve a sober mom, and you deserve a more peaceful, focused life. You can do this for yourself. You are worth it! We'll be here cheering you on!
Hello, Keepthefaith, I think if you stop drinking your other problems will be much easier to sort out. You can do this and you will never regret it. Wishing you all the best in your sober journey.
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