Such beautiful writing, thank you. I have been through similar, although not drugs, with my youngest son and one of the hardest things was letting go and realising I couldn’t make things better. We too have a happy ending and he now holds down an excellent job and has wonderful partner but my heart still skips a beat when I see a late night message come in from him. Sending love to you both
I am so happy for both of you!!!! Especially Phoof!!!! Keep up the great work!!! :) And how fabulous that you have each other as siblings.....XOXOXOXOXOXO :)
Once again, thank you so much for sharing. I heart your heart, uh, as it were.
The longer I'm in recovery, the more it seems that while addiction is a huge problem in one's life, figuring out how to go forward is the real bitch of a challenge. I think being an addict kind of clears the decks; not surprising that other addicts find ways to resonate.
And you and your brother may be glad to know that I generously apply an SEP field to many "crises" around me these days!
Your writing made me cry with anxiety and happiness. I am so thrilled by you both...truly. That picture of you two before leaving should be on the artwork for your memoir or novel. So much hugs to you both.
So moving Nat; bless you and your brave brother😘😘😘
Thank you, lovely Heather
He's very lucky to have you as his sister x Great story.
Thank you, Lee, for your kind words!
Such beautiful writing, thank you. I have been through similar, although not drugs, with my youngest son and one of the hardest things was letting go and realising I couldn’t make things better. We too have a happy ending and he now holds down an excellent job and has wonderful partner but my heart still skips a beat when I see a late night message come in from him. Sending love to you both
Thank you for sharing that, I so relate and am so glad to hear you had a happy ending!!
Deep, aching, beautiful love.
Thank youuuuuu lovely
I am so happy for both of you!!!! Especially Phoof!!!! Keep up the great work!!! :) And how fabulous that you have each other as siblings.....XOXOXOXOXOXO :)
Once again, thank you so much for sharing. I heart your heart, uh, as it were.
The longer I'm in recovery, the more it seems that while addiction is a huge problem in one's life, figuring out how to go forward is the real bitch of a challenge. I think being an addict kind of clears the decks; not surprising that other addicts find ways to resonate.
And you and your brother may be glad to know that I generously apply an SEP field to many "crises" around me these days!
Bless you and your brother, Natalie! My 17 years sober is a beautiful place to be. Ya’ll will get there, changed and grateful .
Congrats on 17 years, James!!!
Your writing made me cry with anxiety and happiness. I am so thrilled by you both...truly. That picture of you two before leaving should be on the artwork for your memoir or novel. So much hugs to you both.
😘😘😘🙏🙏 and so grateful you’re part of the story