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In reply to the discussion: I Haven't had a drink for 4 months now [View all]Ahpook
(2,777 posts)56. My wife passed away from
liver disease. She was odd in the way her disease affected her.
She would/could clean up to meet a potential someone. She was Cherokee, and a beauty! She was working at two horse farms and teaching dressage. Tan, in great shape with a healthy outlook on life. My knees melted when I first met her! That soon turned into hell when she started drinking.
Her mother told me after her passing that she would do this after getting comfortable in a relationship. I felt like a heel when all this happened, but I FEEL like I keep it between the ditches.
It fucks with me still!
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That's wonderful! To celebrate, here's a little here's one of my favorite music
RestoreAmerica2020
May 2021
#15
Oh, I'm so sorry! I know how tough it can be - and it's so easy to makes excuses for yourself
Rhiannon12866
Jun 2021
#59
I tried everything, but what worked for me was going to meetings and meeting others
Rhiannon12866
Jun 2021
#29
Very sad. Addiction is insidious. Wonderful, beautiful, interesting people have the disease.
mjvpi
Jun 2021
#58