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All I can do is support from an arm’s length. I’m a daughter, not a carer.
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All I can do is support from an arm’s length. I’m a daughter, not a carer.
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
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.
Piece by piece your world became so small, The road to recovery was a mountain too tall.
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.’
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
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