The material presented
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Hello All, I am doing really well and have been working on me in another 12 step program. My daughter is 2 and 1/2 years clean and sober with a beautiful 13 month old daughter who is the love of my life! My son is now married to a wonderful woman who is the best daughter-in-law I could ever ask for. They are expecting a baby next year and I feel so blessed! My daughter has gone to high schools to tell her story and to help with service work. My husband and I just love babysitting and boy does time go by fast with the little one growing. My parents are still alive,,,yipee :) My dad has had alot of life threatening times, but keeps on making it through. My mom is in the middle to latter stages of alzheimers which is very difficult for me, but I appreciate all the time I have to spend with her and help out as often as I am able to. I have had a great alzheimer site for support and understanding. I do miss all my friends here and hope life is treating you well too. It does work if you work it! I look forward to any replies telling me how you are all doing. cdb
Sounds like most everything you said is going very well. Me, I am doing fair. It seems like I have too many ups & downs. Maybe I should be practicing my Alanon program better. My AH is doing great, even after finding out he has diabetes. I really should be super-grateful! I am missing my family right now; they are very far away from me. The holiday season is so lonely without them. But...if I don't reach out to them, they may not keep in touch. My parents didn't even call on Thanksgiving. Poor me, maybe I should have called them. I know they would have loved to hear from me. I actually have a cell-phone with over 3000 minutes--no excuses, right? I am going to be OK, I know. My HP is helping me let go of the past. I am the one who keeps dwelling. Thanks for your post. Stay positive. I will try to, too. Kathleen
