4 days ago by robbinsrun

Wrote this post sitting in Sheri’s Restaurant. The first time in years that I’d written into a notebook rather than directly to my computer… I started writing a bit after 6 am… when I stopped it was after 11 am. To say it’s rather long would be the understatement of the year… Shipped Grizzy to his n ...

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12 days ago by dontdatethatdude

These words came to me last night and I am sharing them with you. May they have meaning in your life! When the lighted path grows dim hold a candle against the darkness then speak my name I will be there for you When the flame flickers and dies feel your way against the darkness then call out my nam ...

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13 days ago by x0ffender

I have been hesitant to post anymore dark dreary posts, just because I don’t know if it’s the right thing to do. I’m supposed to be salt and light. All I am is sad and lonely tonight. Which is stupid. I spent all day with a friend, and we had five dogs in the house. Yesterday I went to the movies wi ...

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16 days ago by admin

Family members think they are doing the right thing when they play the roles in an alcoholic family. They cannot see that what the are really doing is enabling the alcoholic to continue with his current behavior. So, while the family thinks they are helping, they are really hurting the situation. As ...

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21 days ago by singlemomseeking

When T wrote about her “triggers” in her current relationship, I got the chills. My ex was also an alcoholic, too. I’ve struggled with co-dependency — and events from my current relationship “often trigger the past,” as Love Coach Rinatta says it. Remember when I wrote about the night that Lucky Guy ...

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24 days ago by admin

Alcoholism has been called the ‘Family Disease’ because it affects everyone in the family to some extent. In many families, all the members have become enablers. By refusing to admit there is a problem in their family, they are all allowing the destructive behavior to continue. Families of alcoholic ...

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24 days ago by uncreativeblogger

How could I have missed it? How could I have been so blind? How could I not control the words coming from his mouth? Why could I not prevent his actions? What can I do to fix it? I’ve been asking myself these questions for months. Using my GoogleFu, I try looking for ways to fix HIS issues, because, ...

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25 days ago by x0ffender

I think that this is a good time to tell you why I began this blog. This is not my first blog, but it is the only one I know is going to stick. I own maybe a dozen URLs ranging from being a wife to being a realtor and in college I even made my own vanity site with pictures, etc, but none of those st ...

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32 days ago by Melissa Karnaze

Last week, we talked about four reasons to kill your Ego that aren’t very good, and how the Kill-Ego Crusade — that many self-help/New Age sects are obsessed with — is fueled by a misrepresentation of the Oneness and love of God. And as promised, today we’ll talk about the concrete actionable steps ...

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42 days ago by admin

Did you know that at least one fourth of the population is in a family that is affected by addiction? Not just a relative who is an alcoholic/addict, but a first-degree relative! Close to 90% of all actively addicted persons live with their family or a significant other. That family or significant o ...

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