My Mum From Memory
I tried to save her but I just couldn’t get past the dark.
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I tried to save her but I just couldn’t get past the dark.
‘I spent a lifetime hating myself… It’s beautiful on the other side.’
I couldn’t help but confront her and fight with her. I wanted to “fix it”.
If you are within arms-reach as a child or loved one, the negative stigma remains much the same.
If I could come and tell you one thing it would be this—IT’S NOT YOUR FAULT.
I just wish that we could have come before your addiction.
It doesn’t excuse some of what she did but it does go some way to explaining it.
‘You feel like you are doing your parent a disservice if you are only talking about the drunk parent.’
Above all else I learnt that from darkness there is always light. To ensure that every battle we face is a lesson and we proceed to learn and teach others of this.
When somebody is given family support to heal, you must tell ourself that you were not the cause.
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