OT: Struggling -sorry its long
I'm so sorry to hear what you are going through. I know what it is like being with someone who is battling an addiction. I was with an alcoholic for a long time. Its difficult to decide how to handle things. You definitely need to give your husband credit for going to see a therapist, a lot of people deny any problems. I found that I could make threats (stop or I am leaving, etc) will not work unless you truly mean what you say. In this situation with an addict you have to mean what you say and say what you mean. My addict has finally started going to AA meetings...maybe GA meetings would benefit your husband. He would be surrounded by people who know exactly what he is feeling and experiencing. Just a suggestion. Just choose your actions and your words wisely and be prepared to stand behind what you say. Enabling will only hurt you both in the end.
Hope you find this to be somewhat beneficial! Take care and good luck with things!
Anyway I'm just going to hide my medicine for now and see if his behavior changes. Our marriage counselor is going to call him hopefully today. He's kind of minimizing the behavior like its no big deal which scares me but I did tell him if I notice any more of my medicine missing I was going to call his employer. He drives for a living, the medication won't affect his driving ability but it is an illegal narcotic if you don't have a prescription so if he were to get into an accident on the company time there could be huge liability there. I hope this scares him and I won't have to take things this far but I am wililng to do it if need be.
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