I read this in another group and wanted to share it with all of you. I love the words and hope you find comfort in them as well.
"Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around."
Mike things are going great for me. My husband will be out of long-term treatment next month and will be moving in with his parents. I am still attending Al-Anon and working my 12 steps with my sponsor. I try to post on support forums to give other strength and hope and share my experience about addiction with them.
Thanks for asking,things going fast and furious with my posse....Eric is moving out on the 1st july supported housing,They cut back his 5 day a week program to 3 nights 5:30-8:30,he is a little concerned that his routine is disrupted,and I personally think the timing is off but it is not about me so it will be what it is,He has to find some things to do with his life.We are still waiting for a closing date on our house but have already paid rent and security for a house we are going to rent for next little while.going start moivng some stuff in on 1st.We are stepping out on faith that we wont end up trying to pay for 2 places if our house doesnt close..All in Gods hands.been doing some H&I and working my program Narcotics Anonymous and Naranon to the best of my ability.Everything is good,just need to be patient and vigilante.Glad to hear about your husband but most of all your response to "take care yourself" that in the long run will keep you where you need to be..Thanks for checkin and lettin us know whats up.peace and blessings!!
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