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I'm a mother of 4 (three biological one step), student, teacher, and wife of a relasped addict/alcoholic. I'm tired of his actions. I want to be with him, because when he is clean and sober he is an awesome man. Now that he is not the his behavior is driving me up the wall. I'm tired and just want some peace. I was attending al-anon on a regular until my classes begin and kids extracurricular activities begins. I know that I can not do it for him. I don't think he is ready to stop because his actions are showing he is not, but he speaks otherwise. I think I want out but I'm not sure.
Hi tnwife,
Everyone will tell you to listen to his actions, not his words, and I agree!
It doesn't sound like you are ready to make a decision yet about leaving,but coming to SR was a great first step toward figuring it out.
You will find a lot of wonderful support here. Welcome.
DoS
Everyone will tell you to listen to his actions, not his words, and I agree!
It doesn't sound like you are ready to make a decision yet about leaving,but coming to SR was a great first step toward figuring it out.
You will find a lot of wonderful support here. Welcome.
DoS
Welcome to the SR family!
Please make yourself at home by reading, posting and venting when needed. We understand.
Some of our stories are posted in the Stickies. Sticky posts are the permanent posts (padlock symbol in left column) that have been preserved for future reading. I am always finding wisdom in the Stickies from other members who have already walked the same path.
While I was living with active alcoholism, I followed the steps in the following post. Here is a link to the post that helped me find my way:
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...l-problem.html
keep coming back, we care about you
Please make yourself at home by reading, posting and venting when needed. We understand.
Some of our stories are posted in the Stickies. Sticky posts are the permanent posts (padlock symbol in left column) that have been preserved for future reading. I am always finding wisdom in the Stickies from other members who have already walked the same path.
While I was living with active alcoholism, I followed the steps in the following post. Here is a link to the post that helped me find my way:
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...l-problem.html
keep coming back, we care about you
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