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Oh my. I am so sorry you are having such a hard time. LIfe sure isnt fair, is it? It is so hard to see a loved one do things to hurt themselves. It hurts our loved ones to watch us slowly kill ourselves with drugs. This is not unlike what your dad is doing. My mom had diabetes and she did try to care for herself a bit but she was addicted to sugar like I am drugs. I would find cake mixes in her cabinets when I would visit and it would worry me so much.
Well she had a stroke that left her unable to care for herself and I moved in to care for her for 6 years until she passed away. One thing I learned is that MY using didnt help it. IF anything it just prolonged the inevitable grief I had/have to deal with.
Please dont leave. Even if you are using right now you will run out of pills again. Stick around, most of us dont get it the first few times. Staying in touch with like-minded addicts who want to break free will help you in the long run.
We are here for you and you are welcome here no matter what.
Hang tight, it may be a bumpy road for a while but you will be ok. Sending you big hugs.
tzt
Sorry to hear all the problems you and your parents are going thru. My life is like that but you can only take it one day at a time, easily said then done i know. Your attempt at the cabin was a good idea but you have to take care of your dad. Dont think because you went and got some lortab that you cant continue your recovery, just try not to get anymore. Lortab was my DOC and know how hard it is to get off, just try not to get to side tracked with all that is going on. I wish you and your family the best and pray your father gets well and that you and your mother can get clean.
Well she had a stroke that left her unable to care for herself and I moved in to care for her for 6 years until she passed away. One thing I learned is that MY using didnt help it. IF anything it just prolonged the inevitable grief I had/have to deal with.
Please dont leave. Even if you are using right now you will run out of pills again. Stick around, most of us dont get it the first few times. Staying in touch with like-minded addicts who want to break free will help you in the long run.
We are here for you and you are welcome here no matter what.
Hang tight, it may be a bumpy road for a while but you will be ok. Sending you big hugs.
tzt