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Everything You Need to Know about an Alcoholic Parent

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Tough Choices: A Book about Substance Abuse

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Women Celebrate Long-Term Sobriety: Sober Women Share about Life, Love, Family, Work, and Money

Used – Facing life on its own terms is a goal of every recovering alcoholic; how to go about it requires the experience, strength, and hope of those who have accomplished it. Women with Long-Term Sobriety shares the wisdom of women alcoholics who have successfully maintained their sobriety for ten or more years while dealing with the ups and downs of life.

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Question by Mizz B: Why did he lie about this?
My friend’s family and I all play “Nightclub City” on Facebook. Her mom and dad play it most, though. Back in July, her dad started sending me “drinks” on there. In mid-August, he began sending me “winks” too. This was back before you got energy for sending people things on the game. At one point, he sent me probably 23 “winks” and “drinks”. I send them back, just for the hell of it. A few months ago, his wife (my friend’s mom) was sitting there while he was checking his NCC. I’m not sure if she asked him about it, but I pretended not to listen, when he told her that I send them to him, so he just sends them back. He also said I was trying to make him an “alcoholic” (I think he was joking though). He stopped sending them after a while and last time he sent me “winks” and “drinks” was last time I was over there, which was early December and his wife wasn’t paying attention.

Question by The Chesire Cat: How to find a relative who has been “missing” for about 5 years?
About 5 years ago, my brother – in – law got himself into some big problems and his best way to deal with these were to let the alcoholism take over and live uncontrollably. I could not handle some of the things that were going on, and I “kicked” him out of my home. He was not able to stay with the rest of the family because he was out of controll ( I could elaborate, but it doesnt matter now ) .My husband gave him a ride to Columbus, Ohio and reluctantly dropped him off at a “squat”.at the time, there was nothing we could do to help him.
Many things have happened since then, both of his parents and myself have had some very serious medical issues and are lucky to be alive today.
My child has been through alot in her life, and for Christmas, all my child has asked for is an impossible gift.. To hear from the “missing” uncle and to know that he is still alive. To see him would be the ultimate gift of all. I can not afford a costly investigator or an internet search..

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