No Hangover This Holiday
by William Moyers
Here we go again and again and again.
It's the holidays. And with Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas and New Year's, there is plenty of opportunity for fun and feasting with family and friends.
But for many of us, the holidays also are a season of stress. There are temptations to eat too much, to ring in the new year with alcohol or other drugs, to shop beyond our budgets, or to pretend that all is well around the dining room table, when in truth, Mom resents Dad, and little brot ...
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Posted by: Karen Grantham
Comment: #1
Mon Dec 1, 2008 6:16 AM
Thanks for being on-line, there so many peope who need some one to talk to or just to read something to help them, threw this time and threw so many other days. I have been feel or drinking and doing drugs for 8 yr's however, I have learn there is a big difference is being sober and having soberity. I have soberity now and I love my new life, one that I never could have dreamed would have happend. People say that I'm such a good person, that's a frist, I wasn't when I wasn't clean, I has hateful and full of selfpity over my life, I just wanted to die, however I couldn't live and I couldn't die. Then I found AA and a God of my understanding and that works for me, I offer my help to others and try to be the person that I always wanted to be, I just didn't know how till now. So reach out to someone that understand what your going threw and stay close to the winners, then you will be a winner yourself.
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