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Addiction & Recovery

niyad

(124,199 posts)

5. You absolutely should NOT feel guilty about your actions. I know from

Reply to bif (Original post)

Sun Apr 27, 2025, 09:56 AM

Apr 27

friends how difficult it can be to be around drinkers when one no longer drinks. One would think that your wife would understand this, especially if she arranged the intervention.

You should be proud of yourself for staying strong.

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Am I wrong here? [View all] bif Apr 27 OP

Nope, you are not wrong. SheltieLover Apr 27 #1

You were taking care of you,,,, KarenS Apr 27 #2

No.... Butterflylady Apr 27 #3

I would think Timewas Apr 27 #4

You absolutely should NOT feel guilty about your actions. I know from niyad Apr 27 #5

You lasted longer than I would have. I don't think you are wrong. 58Sunliner Apr 27 #6

THIS!!! Negotiate ahead of time. Amaryllis Apr 27 #11

it's like going skiing with a broken leg stillcool Apr 27 #7

No Dyedinthewoolliberal Apr 27 #8

If at all possible RockCreek Apr 27 #9

No, you're not wrong RainCaster Apr 27 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author Nanuke Apr 27 #12

No you are not wrong, drunk people cannot possibly be rational. Clouds Passing Apr 27 #13

Thanks for all the support here. bif Apr 28 #14

So, so many threads... j.preston Apr 28 #15

Thank you for your response. bif Apr 28 #16

Welcome to DU LetMyPeopleVote Apr 29 #17