My alcoholic dad

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    • #27619
      lindyloo
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      Hi Christy, welcome to the forum and thank you for sharing your story.

      So sorry to hear about your dad’s addiction and how it’s affecting you and the family. Such a lot for you to cope with if you’re also supporting your mum and sister. I wish I had all the answers for you.

      The adfam homepage have counselling support as do the Icarus trust, and Drugfam.

      Please take care of your own health and mental well-being at this stressful time. Find time for you. ❤️

      Lx

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      334
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      Hey,

      I can relate to this so much.

      My dad’s been drinking aslong as I can remember (I’m 31). He has chirrosis, seizures, can hardly walk plus lots of other things but still wants to drink.

      I feel bad for my mum who has to basically be his carer because of the drink. One minute I feel angry at him and want to never see him again but then I feel guilty the next minute.

      I hope your dad gets better and hope you, your mum and sister get the help and break you all need.

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