Journal Entry for May 8, 2007
5/8/07 I've been doing a lot better the last few weeks. I'm trusting God, helping others, enjoying the sunshine, and not taking life so seriously. …
5/8/07 I've been doing a lot better the last few weeks. I'm trusting God, helping others, enjoying the sunshine, and not taking life so seriously. …
Have part of my voice back. Worked part of today. I feel so blessed to be willing to put one foot in front of the other. Today I had to be …
I have laryngitis because of a sinus infection. This is the seventh time since last April that I've been on antibiotics and the second or third time …
I've been doing really well the last few weeks. Feel very productive at work, happy w/ family, rely on God, and helping others in AA. Who could ask …
I'm so grateful that I don't have to drink anymore. I saw some sad sights at a meeting tonight.
thank you very much for your much needed advice, on my post about my mother choking to death, I want to ask your opinion if you don't mind. Mom had a feeding tube so I don't understand why they just didn't feed her through it, instead of them taking a chance of her getting choked. I haven't contacted them yet, since I got the ER doctor report, before talking to a lawyer ,afraid they might get worried and change the nursing report or what ever too hide what they did wrong. Do you have any other information I could use? Anyways thanks so much and you take care.
thank you so much for the feedback from my "please- help" discussion. i am definetly going to look into getting my dad a geriatric pychirtrist. happy easter!
Thank you for that insight, sometimes you can feel guilty about lying to them; i know both mum and i do.
thanks queen!!! im learning to take care of me slowly but surely but its happening. For Al ANON do i look that up on the internet??? Anywho you're the best and i love you dearly. even though we dont message much your words are always with me. I hope you are having a wonderful day!!!!
My 82 y.o. mother is in the middle stage of Alzheimers Disease. Dad is 90 and his mental state is fine. My 78 y.o. aunt is the primary caretaker and refuses any 'help' outside the family at this time.
I was adopted when I was 3 weeks old.I'm now 45.I never felt 'a part of' anything my entire life-even in a room full of people.I found my bio.parents when I was 25. M(adopted)parents are wonderful.I am a recovering alcoholic, suffer from (treated)depression.I went to therapy for 6 years/feel like I worked through my adoption issues.My abandonment issues not only stemmed from the adoption but from emotional abandonment from my adoptive parents.I have no resentments today.I'm free emotionally.
diagnosed with clinical depression 1996.
I've been a recovering alcoholic since 1992.