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 couldnโt 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 brother๐๐๐
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 couldnโt 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. Yaโll 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.
๐๐๐๐๐ and so grateful youโre part of the story