by fannyfurkin 05 Dec 2010

He is really angry with himself. I will be so grateful for your prayers.

Alice.

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by chubbylilblkcat 06 Dec 2010

I am so sorry to hear about your son..but he is going to be fine..just pray,pray pray.You have a ton of loving cuties on this site. we will all pray for you and your family and he will be fine.
Just stay positive..
I have not been around for a while, I just finished treatment for Breast Cancer and I made it through it with lots of love and prayer.
Hugs to you and your son
xoxoxoJulie

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by eleen 06 Dec 2010

*** for you

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by basketkase 06 Dec 2010

Consider it done...........when one has an addictive personality whatever the addiction, it becomes a lifetime struggle.....unfortunately, Alice, it also becomes a family affair affecting everyone......therefore I will pray for your whole family to have the strength to get through this and come out on the other side stronger than ever!!! Hugs........Vicki

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by capoodle 06 Dec 2010

It is going to take all of his will power to stay away from the alcohol. Will also help for him to have different friends that don't encourage drinking if that is possible. Will pray that he is strong enough to avoid a relapse episode.

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by dgarner 06 Dec 2010

Our prayers are going up for your son and all of your family at this time. My father died from liver failure after years of alcoholism; it is a terrible way to die. AA meetings are really a great help; urge him to get into a group. Of course, you're a nurse, and you know all the "facts"; but, when it's your own family member, it is so very hard. Just know that you are loved and prayed for by people around the globe.
Blessings,
Diane

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by stitchinkate 06 Dec 2010

Prayers going out for you and him. My son in law is an alcoholic, has been sober for 10 years now, but the only way it happened was for him to surround himself with people who had beat it. His recovery began the day he walked into his first AA meeting. It is the only way he will get sober and stay sober. The sooner he goes and gets himself a sponsor the better. He will not be able to do it without one.

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airyfairy by airyfairy 06 Dec 2010

I agree with you. AA meetings are the best. Sarah.

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by kathyjt 06 Dec 2010

Will pray for him/

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by jrob Moderator 06 Dec 2010

Oh, Alice, I will pray earnestly! My uncles have this problem and a nephew on the other side, so I know that once you wake up this monster, you have to spend the rest of your life fighting it. I pray that he is in AA or some support group, because I don't think this is something that can be done alone. Assure him that God loves him and that he is waiting for him....

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by leenova54 06 Dec 2010

So sorry to hear this Alice, addictions are hard to beat. I know a couple of others who are struggling with the same problem. Hearts out to you and him.

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by castelyn 06 Dec 2010

Alice, I am so sorry to read this. Will keep you and your son in my prayers. - hugs Yvonne

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by airyfairy 06 Dec 2010

Alice, I am so sorry to hear about your son. Alcohol is a terrible thing. I have 2 members of my family who are dry alcoholics and I know how terribly hard this can be on the people who love and care for them. Only he will know when it is time to stop. I am sending you a PM.
Many hugs Sarah.

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by keeponsewing 06 Dec 2010

Alice will do. Its hard for a mom to see their child destroy themselves. We deal with it with my husband's oldest and it just rips our heart out to see the devastation that alcohol and drugs do. They think they can quit anytime but by then it's gotten a hold of them. But Christ is a deliverer! I've seen Him deliver many out of the bondage that holds ppl down. Will keep your son and you and the family in prayer. Stay encouraged God is our strength. Hugs, Terre

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by pennifold 06 Dec 2010

Have already put his name before God - I sympathise with you Alice - love and blessings Chris

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by crafter2243 Moderator 06 Dec 2010

Alice I will do that. Hugs for you. It is hard to see ones child suffer and that he is. Addiction is aweful. I will keep him in my prayers and you too.

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by shirlener88 05 Dec 2010

Alice, of coarse - a prayer has been said for your son - if he wants to quit - he will need more than his self will to do so - he needs to reache out to God and ask for help as well as asking for help from another that has been in the same situation. It will not be easy, but it will be worth it. *4U

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by kalinelson 05 Dec 2010

I will be praying for your son knowing God can deliver him from drinking.....I find it amazing how much God loves us right where we are.....I pray your son realizes the love of God and calls on Him for help....I will also keep you in my prayers.....looking forward to hearing a good praise report....Gods blessings to you and your son.....Janet

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