Wives of Alcoholics Community Group
A forum of healing and help for wives of alcoholics.
this new website is driving me crazy!!!!! I think it is a huge Black Hole!!! I feel we need a new support group to assist those of us ( me) that are feeling confused. Oh well, at least I am distracted from my usual irritations. Good luck everyone. If you happen to see this post, please let me know!!! Lol I'm having panic attacks about being lost and alone in cyberspace!
1is2many
You are not alone. 1-2
hosea77
Yes, this is a weird new format....hopefully we get used to it soon. I haven't been on in about a Month. Sometimes I get angry reading these posts and can't come back for a while. . . .but I'll be trying to check in more often.
jms7229
Hosea77! I get that getting angry thing. I found I didn't log in here for several months, just needing to detox my brain. But I found I missed my friends here. Hope to " see " you soon.
penny61
I'm right there with you...don't care for the format!
othertwin
Hate this format!! So happy to find this group. Have been using you all as my lifeline. Now I can't find the posts as easy as before. Arghhh!!
jms7229
I'm getting used to it but it is certainly a lesson in patience.
harrisbaby
I find it difficult also. I'm trying to find wives who are tired of playing the fool with the lies, deception, and manipulation from their alcoholic husbands.
SingingCupcake66
I was on this site 10 years ago for a few years, then sort of fell out of it until recently and yes this entire site view etc has changed. I actually really preferred it before...was more like a social media profile, etc., and easier to follow things. But yes, I see this post! LOL ;) Hang in there! ;)
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