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In reply to the discussion: I'm hoping this forum will help...because I could really use some. [View all]busterbrown
(8,515 posts)51. Very little you can do at this point... Love her and be an example. But surrendering to this
horrible situation is a start. You can not save her. She must save herself. If she is destitute
the salvation army might be a last resort. Otherwise find a rehab which will offer free services. They are out there. Most addicts like your daughter do hit a bottom eventually and see a bit of light which hopefully they will grab on to... But do not take blame for any of her actions at all. Al anon could
be a great value to you. Please trust me.....email me if you want through d.u.
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Very little you can do at this point... Love her and be an example. But surrendering to this
busterbrown
Jan 2013
#51
I'm not disagreeing but with my crazy life and a dearth of CoDA meetings, which
tavalon
Feb 2012
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