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Thank you so much for your reply. I will make contact x

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Dear Jillybob

How hard this must be for you. I always try to remind myself that our addicts make choices and they are not always good ones. But when in crisis, this goes out of the window.

I hope you have some support for yourself.

Here if you need an ear.

Caroline x

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Dearest Annie

Firstly, I am so sorry about the loss of your dear sister. You probably know more than most how addiction takes over and controls the addicts life and also, their loved ones. There is nothing we can do to make them stop and it has to come from them. Once in the grip of active addiction they don’t want to change or stop.

Have YOU had some support? Someone to talk to. Do you think this would’ve something that may help you?

If we had hindsight we would answer the calls, the messages but we don’t and that is painful. I am sure you did everything and more for your sister and now you are left with the pain of her lose.

Cruse is amazing helping with Bereavement. Have you considered contacting them?

Message me if I can help just even for a chat.

You are not alone I promise.

Sending you much love.

Caroline xx

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Dearest CurlyC

I am so sad for you and the loss you have suffered.

Alcoholics are masters at hiding things eg feelings, booze. You were not to know how he was feeling. Addiction is just so powerful and the drink becomes number 1 in the addicts life.

Have you thought about contacting Cruse Bereavement for some support?

Here if you want to chat. Be kind to yourself xxx

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