My first alanon meeting
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My first alanon meeting
With all of you all's encouragement I went to my first alanon meeting today. Although it was a very small group I found the people there to be very caring and understanding. Thank you all for urging me to go, I will go back tomorrow.
Don't know if my son actually did stab himself or not, no visible wounds. I saw him briefly today and he was still super drunk and messed up on pills. I have deceided not to see him again until he sobers up which shouldn't be long as he should be about out of money. Thanks again for all the support
Don't know if my son actually did stab himself or not, no visible wounds. I saw him briefly today and he was still super drunk and messed up on pills. I have deceided not to see him again until he sobers up which shouldn't be long as he should be about out of money. Thanks again for all the support
Sally - Alanon has been a lifesaver for me, while dealing with my alcoholic and mentally ill daughter. I attend 2-3 meetings a week.
Stay strong, and keep coming back to share with us. Remember that the very best, and most loving thing you can do for your son is to set strong boundaries. This will be hard for both of you in the short term, but in the long term, it will give him the motivation to heal his own life.
As long as he knows that you are his safety net, he will have no motivation to do the hard work of recovery.
Alanon will give you the support and strength to detach from his disease, with love.
Love and blessings to you and your son.
Robina
Stay strong, and keep coming back to share with us. Remember that the very best, and most loving thing you can do for your son is to set strong boundaries. This will be hard for both of you in the short term, but in the long term, it will give him the motivation to heal his own life.
As long as he knows that you are his safety net, he will have no motivation to do the hard work of recovery.
Alanon will give you the support and strength to detach from his disease, with love.
Love and blessings to you and your son.
Robina
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