Trust me, there is nothing simple about reaching a decision to save yourself when it comes to addiction. There is a difference between giving up and knowing when you’ve had enough, both hold a lot of weight on a personal level, but knowing when you’ve had enough may be what saves you in the end. Throughout my years I have dealt with both alcoholism and drug addiction. Not through personal consumption, but from those close to me. Trust me when I say, it can become a cycle that you try your hardest to get away from, only to lose your footing and continue going in circles. I don’t know how or at what point I finally grabbed that rope to get away from it, but I did and despite the many heartaches that I have gone through, I have come out a much stronger person, a much stronger woman. Continue Reading
There is only so much you can do when it comes to living with someone who has a drug addiction. Eventually you will find yourself at a point in which you can’t go up and you can’t get any further down, that’s when the truth of what you need to do comes into play. Yes, it is much easier said than done, but how much more can you lose before you truly have nothing? Continue Reading
Wow… you have been with me for many many years and I thank you for the continued read of my blog. You are somewhat correct, it was my bio-dad that passed away several years ago, been well over 10 years, it is my step-father who recently had another stint in the hospital and ended up going home with a pace-maker. Emotionally it has definitely been a rollercoaster for us but as usual, we are a strong family and band together in situations like this. Continue Reading
