Guest guest Posted December 29, 2005 Report Share Posted December 29, 2005 It is sad to hear of Dora passing, know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. And as the seasons change, may you have peace knowing she is in a better place. Thank you for the words of encouragement. Ive heard it said there are good days, bad days and all those days in between. In all fairness, he does the best he can with what he has, as do any of us at any given time...it has just been an abrubt awakening on my part as to what priorities are. The bad news about living with an alcoholic narcissist is the inconsistenicies, what is fine one day, all hell will break loose the next over the same circumstance. The good news is that it has taught me that I am responsible for my sense of well being, that my thoughts, attitudes and subsequent emotions are within my realm of control irregardless of what others do or do not do. With the initial diagnosis my first impression was the feeling of being totally alone. I was just bomabarded with phone calls of well wishers. As time passed it was as if people, even family were more distant than ever especially with choosing alternatives. I know they all care, it is just I think they are at a loss as what to do to be supportive. And again why I so very much appreciate this group. I have half-hearted try to find support groups, but promise to find one for real this time. There is healing in not feeling like the only one. Donna Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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