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Location: So Cal
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So glad this worked out.
Just a thought but now that you have some sobriety under your belt maybe this is an opportunity presenting itself to change some of your past roles.
Maybe you could help hubby with the bills and financial stuff?
He could probably use the help and appreciate the help.
Just a thought.
Have a great weekend!
Just a thought but now that you have some sobriety under your belt maybe this is an opportunity presenting itself to change some of your past roles.
Maybe you could help hubby with the bills and financial stuff?
He could probably use the help and appreciate the help.
Just a thought.
Have a great weekend!
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Fredericksburg, Va.
Posts: 9,730
Wow, funny how things turn out, who knows but it sounds as though the gas getting turned off was a blessing in diguise!!!
Sometimes our HP helps us even when we don't know we need the help!!! LOL
Sometimes our HP helps us even when we don't know we need the help!!! LOL
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Great stuff, Barb. Way to go on setting such a shining example of recovery.
BTW, when I was married, many years ago, I used to hit my husband also. I say this only to show you that you aren't alone. Yes, it's embarrassing, but thank God we don't have to live like that anymore.
BTW, when I was married, many years ago, I used to hit my husband also. I say this only to show you that you aren't alone. Yes, it's embarrassing, but thank God we don't have to live like that anymore.
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Join Date: Nov 2006
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Originally Posted by TTOSBT 
So glad this worked out.
Just a thought but now that you have some sobriety under your belt maybe this is an opportunity presenting itself to change some of your past roles.
Maybe you could help hubby with the bills and financial stuff?
He could probably use the help and appreciate the help.
Just a thought.
Have a great weekend!
Just a thought but now that you have some sobriety under your belt maybe this is an opportunity presenting itself to change some of your past roles.
Maybe you could help hubby with the bills and financial stuff?
He could probably use the help and appreciate the help.
Just a thought.
Have a great weekend!
Originally Posted by Rowan
Great stuff, Barb. Way to go on setting such a shining example of recovery.
BTW, when I was married, many years ago, I used to hit my husband also. I say this only to show you that you aren't alone. Yes, it's embarrassing, but thank God we don't have to live like that anymore.
BTW, when I was married, many years ago, I used to hit my husband also. I say this only to show you that you aren't alone. Yes, it's embarrassing, but thank God we don't have to live like that anymore.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Southern California
Posts: 18,436
:ghug3: Barb...
What helps me..when I am down is to remember.."today", this one day..is all we have.
Any of us. The past is gone..and fear of tomorrow? Bah!
HP has that all taken care of..if I do today what I am supposed to do, and usually
it is very little...small steps.
Sending you prayers and positive thoughts, hun.
What helps me..when I am down is to remember.."today", this one day..is all we have.
Any of us. The past is gone..and fear of tomorrow? Bah!
HP has that all taken care of..if I do today what I am supposed to do, and usually
it is very little...small steps.
Sending you prayers and positive thoughts, hun.
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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This gave me chills, Scaredy! Three summers ago here in Ocean City, MD an incorrectly installed water heater allowed carbon monoxide to leak into some guest rooms in one of our prominent motels. A family from Pennsylvania was sickened, and the 40 yr. old father & 10 yr. old daughter died as a result! The woman is now suing the hotel and the people who incorrectly installed the water heater for $30. million. in a wrongful death suit.
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