I’m excited that my mom is going to contribute to my blog in the upcoming days. No one has ever had to wonder what she thinks … believe me … the woman has no filters. She tells everything as she sees it and then a little more. After decades of dealing with me … she deserves to be heard. Hopefully, her words will benefit someone still suffering.
Her life was no magic carpet ride while I was in the depths of my addiction. If interested, I hope you’ll join the blog and ask her how she survived a dysfunctional family. If you or someone you know is living with an addict or alcoholic… there is hope.
Rob
Rob Cantrell 
Thank you … please share it with anyone you think it will help … =)
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Thank you for sharing. My youngest grandson, 17, has admitted he is addicted. He is currently in juvenile hall.
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Cindy … there is always hope … chances are he is where he needs to be at this point in his life. Consider joining Al-Anon … it is an organization for families of addicts … it will be a great help to your family.
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I just read your posts … I hope your grandson is getting help.
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I was instantly attracted to the title of this post. I am one, too. And, oh, MY, what a JOURNEY it has been. Someone once suggested I was an “addict” magnet. And, some truth, it seems. BUT, until my children displayed these behaviors, I didn’t know hurt like I’ve known with my children. I’ll be watching. I hope I ‘subscribed’ right?
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Dianne … thank you for reaching out … you may want to consider attending an Al-Anon meeting … they can provide a lot help to families ..
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thank you for being part of the blog …
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I just read your post … thank you for reading my blog.
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Excited you are going to make comments on his blog. Nothing is better than good old “horse sense”.
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Anxious to hear her story. Glad she is willing to share.
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