Ya'll are rid of me...
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Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2016
Location: Midwest, USA
Posts: 394
Ya'll are rid of me...
at least for 30 days. Entering rehab tomorrow without any support (financially or emotionally) from my spouse. I know most here don't care, but this is a big deal to me and a big expense my parents are forking over. I hope you can at least hope I succeed rather than think I'll be like many of the failing spouses represented on this board. Hope should always be championed. I wish you all solace with you rproblems too. Peace out.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 211,447
I'm sorry you feel you were badly treated here babescake.
I think early recovery is a pretty emotional time for everyone - addicts and families alike.
who knows - you might see things differently in a month or two.
I'm sure everyone here wishes you the best, and again, I wish you well
See you when you get back
D
I think early recovery is a pretty emotional time for everyone - addicts and families alike.
who knows - you might see things differently in a month or two.
I'm sure everyone here wishes you the best, and again, I wish you well
See you when you get back
D
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Join Date: Nov 2017
Posts: 2,583
Babescake, I am an alcoholic myself but I like to read the friends and family posts to see from the other side and I have read a couple of your posts. I personally would like to wish you all the luck in rehab. I am only 6 weeks sober myself after tryibg and failing to quit soo many times. I am literally scared out of my mind to ever drink again. after what my last binges brought but need to start in the proper recovery work now. But enough of me (!) It shows strength and courage in my opinion to enter into a rehab facility. I am sorry you don't have the emotional support from your spouse but YOU are doing this for YOU and YOU will be better and stronger for it! Please keep us updated! Good luck x
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Location: Powers Lake, Wisconsin
Posts: 21,721
Best of luck, Babes!
We are all on your side and want you to succeed! Please stay in touch and let us know how things are going! You are already a champion for standing up for your right to get help and your bravery to go out and get it! That take guts! You are Champion strong! Keep your head up! Every day in every way you are getting better and better! We care about you!♡
We are all on your side and want you to succeed! Please stay in touch and let us know how things are going! You are already a champion for standing up for your right to get help and your bravery to go out and get it! That take guts! You are Champion strong! Keep your head up! Every day in every way you are getting better and better! We care about you!♡
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Baton Rouge, La.
Posts: 15,240
Take this opportunity to receive the
gift of recovery to listen, learn, absorb
and apply the knowledge and tools
taught to you during this time to begin
building a strong, solid foundation to
live your life upon once you return
home.
Keep and open mind, remain willing
and honest during this process and
with change there will be many awesome
rewards and promises waiting for
you to enjoy and cherish along your
journey in life and recovery.
This recovery and new life is yours.
I hope you will return to share
your ESH - experiences, strengths
and hopes down the road with us.
gift of recovery to listen, learn, absorb
and apply the knowledge and tools
taught to you during this time to begin
building a strong, solid foundation to
live your life upon once you return
home.
Keep and open mind, remain willing
and honest during this process and
with change there will be many awesome
rewards and promises waiting for
you to enjoy and cherish along your
journey in life and recovery.
This recovery and new life is yours.
I hope you will return to share
your ESH - experiences, strengths
and hopes down the road with us.
Member
Join Date: Mar 2016
Posts: 994
We do care and we have been supportive even if what we have said is not what you wanted to hear . I hope in time you will see that. I really sincerely wish you well in rehab and hope that you are one of the success stories. You can do this.
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Central O-H-I-O
Posts: 1,689
We all wish you well. Sometime in the future, when you have experienced a great deal of recovery, you will see that we were supportive, we did care, and what we said was all true.
Best of luck to you, and your family.
COD
Best of luck to you, and your family.
COD
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Join Date: Mar 2016
Posts: 92
Rehab is an opportunity/option I did not have.
Some people do rehab multiple times,
but all it takes is the willingness to stay clean and sober
and the gift of desperation,
rehab or no rehab.
You can be a success story.
Meeting makers make it.
Some people do rehab multiple times,
but all it takes is the willingness to stay clean and sober
and the gift of desperation,
rehab or no rehab.
You can be a success story.
Meeting makers make it.
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