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    • #16912
      kklost
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      I feel so sorry for you. I don’t think you can do anything if he’s not coming to you.

      I always looked in on this world (been in it 2 days… so I’m clueless I now learn) and thought if it was a child, it would be easier to fix, as you have that parental hold. I think it’s less labour to help a child now I’m living it.

      As he isn’t living under your roof (don’t know if that’s good or bad) you have no idea or say/power to ‘stop/help/sort’ it.

      My husband has just confessed he’s an addict and promised me the world – he says he will do anything to get this fixed, but I am terrified I’m a fool for believing it. Is it easier to help a spouse as they have more to loose from me, so I can help him see what he will loose.

      As it’s your son it’s not the same bargaining tools? Am I even making sense?

      How old is your son?

    • #16913
      kklost
      Participant

      Likely not labour…

      • #17061
        josiejo
        Participant

        My son is 29. I saw him the other day for the first time since lockdown started and he looks terrible….. face all thin and gaunt. He is in such a mess and i have offered him to move back home to get sorted out but he is making excuses not to come back although he says he wants to sort himself out. He has no job, no income and is now involved with drug dealers from london. I’m so worried and I think an element of him is scared too as I think he is in way deep over his head.

        I just cant stop crying when I picture how awful he looks and the things he is doing. It is breaking me literally

        • #17062
          kklost
          Participant

          Thanks for replying.

          You have done everything you can, you have offered him a home. He should take it!

          But maybe he just can’t for the reasons you said. I wonder what goes through their minds. It must be something quite deep to turn to this. I wonder if they don’t feel good enough.

          The funny thing is they are… they mean more to us than they have any clue.

    • #17250
      scotgal
      Participant

      Hi I’m reading your post and thinking thats my son 27 does not live with me and he’s not speaking to me as I gave him a few home truths.im lost and cry a lot worry about thinking hes going to kill himself with depression ????

      • #18479
        februarymarie
        Participant

        Hi Scotgal- I’m here if you ever want to talk. My son is also not speaking to me. He wants to be left alone to drink himself to death. My son is 38. You can read my post, ” Mother of Adult Alcoholic Son”. I need people to talk to sometimes too..

    • #17801
      cornwallmother2020
      Participant

      I just wanted to offer my support. I have no words but I am going through very similar so you are heard & I am here if you need someone who can relate.

      Take care

    • #18478
      februarymarie
      Participant

      I’m so very sorry for what you are going through. I have an addicted son too- alcohol. I’m here for you if you need an ear, because I need an ear sometimes too.

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