Newly separated from alcoholic partner, struggling!!

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    • #21319
      icarus-trust
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      Thank you for posting and sharing your story. I’m sorry that you feel so guilty about the decisions you are making around your partner’s drinking and are feeling depressed and anxious. It’s very hard what you are going through.

      If you would like some support please contact us at Icarus Trust. We are a charity that provides support for people in the same situation that you find yourself in. We have trained and experienced people who you could talk with. They are good listeners and would understand what you are dealing with and may be able to help you make sense of how you are feeling.

      You can contact Icarus Trust on help@icarustrust.org or visit our website http://www.icarustrust.org

      All the best to you.

    • #21321
      davetall
      Participant

      hi

      thanks for sharing your story , its a similar story to ours with my sibling , as a family we have tried all ways tough love , being supportive etc etc but we have had to walk away . Every time they fall and like you have to be returned by the Police or we are called they have gone to a hospital , or been found asleep on a park bench it draws you back in , helping advising , the guilt when you stop is painful , i keep telling myself its not me or my other sibling that is drinking , but its so hard when you just want the person you no and love back . Stay strong x

    • #21323
      victom
      Participant

      Thanks for your reply, I thought I could see it through and support him, but time after time, apology after apology it takes its toll on everyone, it’s so bloody hard knowing I can’t change or stop it for him. I don’t want the relationship to end, I am hoping the time apart will get him focused and see what he has at home. Trying to be positive, I suppose I want someone to tell it’s all gonna work out, but I know itll be along emotional journey with an unclear outlook. Which is sad.

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