Alcoholism Support Group
Alcoholism is the continued consumption of alcoholic beverages, even when it is negatively affecting your health, work, relationships and life. If you think alcohol is causing you to lose control, it's time to seek help. Our group is a safe place to vent, check in, get back up if you fall, and reach sobriety.
opheliamadness
I was in the room when my mother's heart beat for the last time. In fact, it was for a whole hour afterward. I watched her hand intently to see it move and prove everyone wrong....it was not to be. I told her to leave if she must, don't worry for us left behind. But here i am.....in a numb state that i know will turn to abject pain. My mother was a selfless being! I don't know if i could ever be like her. She acknowledged my Bipolar Disorder for the first time EVER before she passed--- as if a condition like diabetes! My mother was the greatest gift i've ever known!!! How will i cope without her??? She would tell all of u AND me...."Leave it all in the Lord's hands." Trust with unseen faith---- not a church sermon, just hope at its most basic.
buckstag
Sounds like an amazing woman. My mom died a year ago and I can relate. Be as much like her as you can going forward. She is still a part of you.
robertalcfree
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story of your Mother. I can see she had a tremendous influence in your life and that her acts of love and kindness are still very much alive in you. That is the ultimate gift she has given you and the world.
deleted_user
You are so lucky to have such marvelous memories of your mother. It is very difficult losing a parent, but their values are part of you. Living your life to the fullest is a tribute to your parents.
heart2014
I lost my mother last October and your Mother sounds a lot like mine. Trust with unseen faith just brought tears to my eyes that is so beautiful and I forget to live that way. God Bless
1is2many
She sounds like a good person. I remember when my mom passed and the numbness. I also experienced a lot of fear that I was going to die too. It passed over time. Just keep the good news that God loves you too. 1-2
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