How to deal with the death of your alcohol dependent parent
I was crying for the man he could have and should have been.
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I was crying for the man he could have and should have been.
If you are within arms-reach as a child or loved one, the negative stigma remains much the same.
It’s scary that alcohol has made her this way and that she is permanently damaged
You would think after seeing someone you love turn into someone else that I wouldn’t do the same!
When somebody is given family support to heal, you must tell ourself that you were not the cause.
When he drank, he changed. I remember my mum describing him as a Jekyll and Hyde character.
Only one person could make the change with that relationship with alcohol, and it wasn’t me no matter how much I thought I could
The questions I had will never be answered. The answers I wanted will never be given.
Dad, I loved you and then I hated you but now I just feel sorry for you.
I don’t ever remember thinking that my dad was an alcoholic. I thought he was like everyone else’s dad.
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