Oh well
This morning my wife started it again. She is upset with me to say the least. I can't explain everything that has has gone on and I am not trying to lay blame I know that I am to blame for all the things I have done, but how much pain is payment enough. I have decided that I have now paid the price for two and a half years and I have paid enough. I asked her if she was still blaming me for everything and I made it very clear that her silence means that I am still carrying the blame. Well there was no answer. An assumpsion in my part is that I am at fault for losing my job and everything since that point (I have already accepted the blame for drnking and everything that came with it thats a no brainer). I was not to blame for losing my job. My position was no longer required due to cutbacks and has never been re-opened. Anyway now I know where I stand anyway and I am living with it. I refuse to let her bring me down any more. If I am no longer good enough for her then so be it. I am not paying any more than I already have. My debt to her is hereby paid in full, I'm done crying.
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I am sorry I didn\'t read this yesterday. I cant\'t imagine why because I usually do. I am interested in how you do. Have you ever worked in the United States?
well done and stay positive
I saw you reply on a post so I decided to read your journal and not for any particuler reason, But I want to say I know and understand how hard it was and I\'m sure still is at times to conquer the alcohol.
you deserve a special medal for being the hero of your life and for your loved ones as well.
I lost my boyfriend on june 10 because of a combination of diabetes and alcoholiom.
I know what a huge grip this disease can have on someone and for you to be able to win the battle is amazing and so couragous in every way.
I hope someday your wife will learn to forgive you the past and realize that you truly are a new man and from what I have read a good man as well.
So hold your head high and be proud of you because you deserve to be.
Amber