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Our Stories / Re: New member frustrated venting.
« Last post by Atm142 on March 18, 2019, 02:20:38 PM »It’s been a rough few weeks but we’re plugging along and I made it another month of sobriety. My aunt had cancer and had surgery to remove it but she’s been bed ridden ever since and she’s also severely autistic, about 6 years old in her head in a 50 year old 200lb woman’s body.
My mom and aunt are taking care of the other aunt but my mom has cried to me every day on the phone because she’s a small woman and it’s hard to lift her to the bathroom and give her shots because she’ll physically fight you off. My mom is covered in bruises.
I’m going to go stay with them for awhile to give my mom a break and for whatever reason my disabled aunt likes and respects me so does whatever I ask to prove she can.
I’ve also given my brother my car for a few weeks so mom doesn’t have to drive him to take UA’s at 7am or meet his parole officer.
So transportation is difficult and I’m perpetually exhausted also chasing around my 2 year old but it will all be worth it. In service to others is when I feel most fulfilled and I just don’t want my mom to spend these years so full of anxiety and pain.
It’s strange but I think it’s easier managing my own addiction when I’m helping people manage their problems.
My mom and aunt are taking care of the other aunt but my mom has cried to me every day on the phone because she’s a small woman and it’s hard to lift her to the bathroom and give her shots because she’ll physically fight you off. My mom is covered in bruises.
I’m going to go stay with them for awhile to give my mom a break and for whatever reason my disabled aunt likes and respects me so does whatever I ask to prove she can.
I’ve also given my brother my car for a few weeks so mom doesn’t have to drive him to take UA’s at 7am or meet his parole officer.
So transportation is difficult and I’m perpetually exhausted also chasing around my 2 year old but it will all be worth it. In service to others is when I feel most fulfilled and I just don’t want my mom to spend these years so full of anxiety and pain.
It’s strange but I think it’s easier managing my own addiction when I’m helping people manage their problems.

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