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Peace4Rach Posts: 8872
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I think it's ok to tell her. Just tell her you were not being honest but now you want to. Truthfully you don't need to worry about what she will think. You are there to get help and she knows that. If you have a slip up, you are human and with any kind of addiction be it with alcohol, drugs, gambling, food or yours' it comes with the process of getting better and on a path to healing. Be honest with yourself and you will find your way through this. Having the courage to walk step by step each day.
May the road rise up to meet you
May the wind always be on your back.
May the sun lie warm upon your face.
And until we meet again,
May the Lord hold you
In the hollow of His hand.
Im loving memory of my mom, 2007: My hero, The Wind Beneath My Wings
Peace4Rach-Bereavement and Depression Group Leader
PS: I am one of you and hurt too. Not a medical doctor, so be sure to check with a professional for medical or expert advice. |
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