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Originally Posted by parentrecovers
(Post 1363176)
it never works when my daughter (in early recovery) lives at home. i stay nervous and she feels smothered. she gets needy and i feel taken advantage of. she's 23. she needs her independence to gain confidence and self respect. i need my privacy and own life. she is in a halfway house, and my husband and i meet regularly with her and her counselor. it works best this way, for all of us. blessings, k But damit kick us to the nearist Recovery house and we will love each other from afar :) I am learning, thank you moms |
Wow its been a long time since i have seen this thread. Brings back some unpleasant memory's. Its been a long rocky road since my original post with yet another stint in rehab. I have come a long long way since then. I am happy to say i have 7 months clean and living a productive life in my very own place :) !!! |
I just realized this is an old post so edit is in order *LOL* Congratulations on how far you have come. As a dad...I would say I am proud of you. |
That is fantastic news. Congratulations and keep up the good work. And thanks for posting the update. While I can only imagine the horrors you've gone through to get to this point, it always so uplifting to hear some good news. Well Done! |
Originally Posted by StayinAlive
(Post 1358324)
But they live in fear of my next relapse. Wich i have had 4 of in the past 11 days. IMO 4 relapses in 11 days is really a single continuing relapse. I would not call a 2-3 day drink free period "meaningful sobriety" Many others have done it before you so work hard and get the help you need from the many good understanding people out there. |
Originally Posted by steve11694
(Post 1724277)
IMO 4 relapses in 11 days is really a single continuing relapse. I would not call a 2-3 day drink free period "meaningful sobriety"... Mike :) |
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