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Hi 4elements,

I've just started with the healing business, but I'll definitely try to help you in what little way I can.

I think it's wonderful that you have managed to recognize the problem and want to do something about it.  Think how many people never make it that far and go the rest of their miserable lives not admitting that something needs to change.  When the inevitable low point comes, getting back on your feet and beating the demon is a true accomplishment and you may even be a stronger person because of it.  

Let us know if you need ideas about how to cope with this in the daily world.  

kj

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Read some Pia Melody or Melody Beaty books... They have been where you are and you might get some help woth your own psychoanalysis.

Do you think the people within your community will not notice if it gets out of hand?  Your greatest strength is admitting what you perceive as your weakness and having the courage face it.  You need to do what is best for YOU and staying addicted to alcohol is not, I assure you.  

Is there nobody in your community you can go to for help who has been where you are?  You need help, it is extremely difficult for a person to handle alcohol addiction or really any addiction on their own.  Perhaps a therapist?  This will be confidential and they wunderstand these things.  You need someone there with you to provide you with their strength until you can handle it on your own, when you can be someone else's strength.  Believe me... someone who has been in your shoes will be happy to help you because by helping you, they are also helping themselves.  

Blessings to you and Please take care of yourself.


Kerri