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The first memory I have of my mum drinking and it being a problem, I was around 7 or 8.
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The first memory I have of my mum drinking and it being a problem, I was around 7 or 8.
From around the age of nine, I began to understand that my mum was struggling with alcoholism.
She was an alcoholic and struggled with life, but she was a human with a personality.
From the outside the house looked like any other, but inside was a different matter.
My Dad’s drinking was the backdrop of my childhood, always dictating the atmosphere in our home.
He was a totally different person. Sam is determined to end this generational trauma.
As a child, I thought my dad drank like any normal person.
Sarah explores how she was impacted by her mother’s drinking and depression.
The drunk texts and hurtful late-night calls have taken a toll I can no longer bear.
Please know that you are not the reason for your father’s rage.
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