[ SECRET POST #2370 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2370 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's not silly at all; anything that helps, helps, regardless what it is.

Recovery is a hard road, but it can still be traveled. I don't know if he's gotten into AA at all, but if he's having trouble being hopeful, you could always pick up the Big Book and have him read the Stories section. Every single tale ends in triumph.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

It occurred to me it might be helpful to tell you... My husband is a recovering alcoholic himself. The difference between me and you is that I met him after he'd already been sober for a little while. As of right now, he's been sober approximately 8 years.

I'm sharing because I want you to know that it's possible, and I want you to be able to tell your husband that it is.

OP

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you, I do appreciate you telling your story. I'm glad it's going well for your husband and you.

For myself, he and I had been together for around 10 years prior but had broken up because he started drinking a lot. So, after we got married I found out he was still heavily drinking and was hiding it from me. Suffice to say though, that he's better but hasn't fully committed to sobriety yet.

I pray that he will someday soon and I'm glad that he's progressed well over these two years, so things like your story are hopeful to hear. Thank you. =)