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September 6, 2021 at 7:34 am in reply to: Has anyone’s beloved actually quit the cocaine? Or it is just not possible? #24784estaParticipant
https://loveoveraddiction.com/podcast/
The Love Over Addiction Podcast
estaParticipanthttps://loveoveraddiction.com/podcast/
The Love Over Addiction Podcast
A free podcast for women who love someone that drinks too much or suffers from addiction.
estaParticipantAddicts tell you want you want to hear and produce a smokescreen to others to hide and enable their use
They make you think your are mad and undermine any self esteem or confidence you have to keep you where they want you
You begin to lie not only to yourself but to others to cover up what is going on so you are a co conspirator and part of the web
Trust you instincts
You are stronger than you realise and you will look back and know that
It will take time but don’t panic you need to rebuild yourself it takes time and it takes a long time but give yourself a chance
He will only get arrested if there is an incident and you call them and that will start the chain reaction of social services intervention
Because he is using drugs FT and drinking all in the family home around your daughter
They will definitely come to the house and investigate
They may contact his employer
They will possibly contact yours
They will contact you GP to see what the level of risk is to your daughter and to yourself
If you go down that avenue it will be recorded but he might not be charged and there will be that fallout to cope with
He could also turn it round on you
I would honestly advise you to take control of the situation by yourself and get you both into a better place
Your employer should help to support you
I often say out loud to myself when I am thinking about a situation I was in or how ill I was with stress and anxiety when my ex husbands crack addiction took over “Christ he nearly killed me” it stops me in my tracks
I cannot believe how it dragged me down under the lies and deceit
I was paralysed with grief
I could sit for hours just staring into space reliving the nightmare of what was a happening trying to make sense of it
I went out with a friend and her daughter on Friday I was telling them stories about what had happened when I say it out loud it’s sounds ridiculous now that I put up with any of it; they of-course are shocked, but it is now “the past” and we ended up laughing at the absolute absurdity of it all. It does make you realise how much of yourself you lose trying to save and protect them.
Be strong believe in yourself
You know he is not doing the right thing you don’t have to settle for this
You can move on from this and you will grow beyond it and him to something better
You are not abandoning him
You can’t fix him
He has to want to make that change himself
He has pushed you to a point where you have realised it’s not enough and you and your daughter don’t deserve any more abuse
Because that is what you are describing
It’s not right xx
September 5, 2021 at 11:48 pm in reply to: Has anyone’s beloved actually quit the cocaine? Or it is just not possible? #24781estaParticipantHow are things
September 5, 2021 at 11:48 pm in reply to: Has anyone’s beloved actually quit the cocaine? Or it is just not possible? #24780estaParticipanthttps://loveoveraddiction.com/podcast/
The Love Over Addiction Podcast
A free podcast for women who love someone that drinks too much or suffers from addiction.
These are really good x
estaParticipanthttps://loveoveraddiction.com/podcast/
Great pod casts that will help you figure out your situation and feelings
estaParticipantestaParticipantHard as it feels my advice would be to Walk away
He has put the drink and drugs before both of you
It won’t change
Protect you and your daughter from anymore harm ,chaos and abuse.
You can build a better life without feeling scared and broken down
It may not feel like it now but you can make a Choice your Choice for something better
A man should cherish what he has
It’s not your fault
Social services will record it and investigate the circumstances
They probably won’t intervene Unless he is using drugs around her or there is an incident of direct violence or drug use with police intervention
The fact that there is the possibility is enough reason
Don’t put her through this let her life be free of it and any stigmas it might bring
You say he doesn’t direct violence at your daughter but she is witnessing it and that will become more damaging
I felt reading your post you were looking for reassurance that it’s not right; what is happening to you, and no it’s not on so many levels
You are hiding what is really going on because you know it’s wrong
You should be celebrating life and your daughter but at the moment you are under a lot of stress and pressure and that clouds our true judgements
Your daughter will become your best friend – hold that protect that relationship it’s for life and the most precious thing you will ever have
She will grow up respecting your strength because she already is and always will be the centre of your world
Dig deep you are strong I can see that from your words
estaParticipantYou have made the hardest decision and it will feel awful but you have totally made the best choice for you and your son; your sanity and your Future
estaParticipantI can only tell you to trust your instincts and gut feelings they are always right
estaParticipantYou will have weak moments but once you have made the decision there will always be no real turning back
estaParticipantKarma – correct it repays
And you deserve the biggest repayment of kindness and love
Not much comfort for being on the receiving end of such betrayal I know but honestly you are so strong
estaParticipantHonestly – it will go on a along as you let it – as long as you put up with the lies and deceit
Don’t be scared of change – it certainly can’t get any worse and I promise You from experience – life will get better
I miss my ex everyday and will always love the man I met, but he’s long gone and so far removed from the man I ended up with.
He was destroying me and the kids and I couldn’t take anymore
It was the best but hardest decision I have ever had to make
estaParticipantYou are strong I can see that in your words and in time you will see everything in perspective
It takes time and a long time to come to terms with the many betrayals on so many levels
I thought I would never feel normal again but time and space are the healers
estaParticipantYour instinct is your best friend and will try to tell you the truth
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