When chaos defines your life
Mourning the death of someone who hasn’t died, but has changed.
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Mourning the death of someone who hasn’t died, but has changed.
Being a COA does not have to stop you from achieving anything.
I am able to embrace my sexuality and still find acceptance.
I kept a journal, it was like having a personal therapist
‘And that’s why I love the work that Nacoa does.’
You should always remember it is just as physically and emotionally draining for the carer as it is for the addicted.
‘A healing letter, an approach known as “transactional writing”‘
‘Having an addicted parent is something that can happen to anyone. It happened to me.’
Nothing that your mum did is your fault! It is NEVER your fault!
For everyone that has ever felt like I did; alone, helpless and overwhelmed, I would like to say that you are not strange, guilty or failing.
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