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Has anyone else had this problem and what did you do??? what is helping you? You know its pretty bad when you have to lay your heart out about pooping, hee, hee...
Thanks for any ideas, I truly need them.... Hugs

Rare is the recovering alcoholic who will now dispute the fact that DENIAL is a primary symptom of the illness. The Program teaches us that alcoholism is the only illness which actually tells the afflicted person that he or she REALLY ISN'T SICK AT ALL. Not surprisingly, then, our lives as practicing alcoholics were characterized by endless rationalization, countless alibis and in short, a steadfast unwillingness to accept the fact that we were, without question, bodily and mentally different from our fellows. HAVE I CONCEDED TO MY INNERMOST SELF THAT I AM TRULY POWERLESS OVER ALCOHOL?
TODAY I PRAY
May The Program's First Step be not half-hearted for me, but a TOTAL admission of powerlessness over my addiction. May I rid myself of that first symptom -- denial -- which refuses to recognize any other symptom of my disease.
TODAY I WILL REMEMBER
Deny denial.

It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters in the end. ~Ursula K. LeGuin
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Marie
Now that I work in mental health part time, I take every single remark about suicide seriously.
I will pray for your friend, and you.
Hugs,
Trish
Albert Schweitzer

Thank you sweetie.. I'll pray for your friend..

It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters in the end. ~Ursula K. LeGuin
The Program enables us to discover two roadblocks that keep us from seeing the value and comfort of the spiritual approach: self-justification and self-righteousness. The first grimly assures me that I'm always right. The second mistakenly comforts me with the delusion that I'm better than other people -- "holier than thou." JUST FOR TODAY, WILL I PAUSE ABRUPTLY WHILE RATIONALIZING AND ASK MYSELF, "WHY AM I DOING THIS? IS THIS SELF-JUSTIFICATION REALLY HONEST?"
TODAY I PRAY
May I overcome the need to be "always right" and know the cleansing feeling of release that comes with admittin, openly, a mistake. May I be wary of setting myself up as an example of self-control and fortitude, and give credit where it is due -- to a Higher Power.
TODAY I WILL REMEMBER
To err is human, but I need to admit it.

It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters in the end. ~Ursula K. LeGuin
http://www.metanoia.org/suicide/ - if you are thinking about suicide read this first !
www.save.org
“Suicide is not chosen; it happens
when pain exceeds
resources for coping with pain."
I do LOVE and MISS them.
Hope you are well Ramon

It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters in the end. ~Ursula K. LeGuin
I'm doing good Marie.. so glad that you were able to bring all that was once dark out into the open. It makes it much more easier to deal with the truth when we can see it.. huh?
try not to be depressed.. you are loved greatly, altho perhaps the PCP can shine some more light on that for you.
hugsss
It is good to have an end to journey towards; but it is the journey that matters in the end. ~Ursula K. LeGuin