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I've struggled and coped with many addications, none of them mine.  My brother has an addication with drugs for over 25 years, my mother and father for their addication to his addication, and the cycle continues.

I have kids now and it's hard but I am trying to sever my ties with all these addications, but it's gets so complicated...addications slowly weave itself into every fiber of everyone within arm reach...sad.

It all comes down to one thing...a choice. 

posted 4 years, 2 months ago
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