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Hi Jamesb, I’m so sorry for your loss. I wish I knew the right thing to say to you. I really admire you for the way you have fought your battle with addiction.
My son is 29, in recovery, 11 months. I know how hard this is for you both. My son told me it was always his “go to” when situations were difficult for him.
He still has moments when he’s struggling, but thankfully he has made some good friends in the CA fellowship and his sponsor is a great support. We’re here for him too, but the fellowship guys know what to say and do due to their experiences. I always seem to say the wrong thing and he gets upset with me for not “getting him”
I do hope you can speak to someone close James, or even a bereavement counselling service.
You’ve been through so much lad, please stay strong and keep in touch here. Danman83 is a good support and also in recovery.
Sending much love ❤️
Lx
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James , sorry for the loss of your nan, she sounds like a beautiful loving lady keep hold tight of though cherished memories .
Stay strong and keep faith in yourself , take it hour by hour and know that you are not alone . Sending strength and hugs. Your nan, mum and dad are with you every step of the way in your heart forever. You can do this 🙂 x
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I’m so sorry for your loss. It sounds so difficult as you gave so much bottled up and no outlet.
Have you sought talking therapies or been to any CA meetings? Perhaps reaching out in-person might help give you the space to sit with and process some of your feelings rather than potentially seek to numb and bury them.
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