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Ten Great Things About Recovering From
Someone Else’s Addiction
By
Stephanie Abbott
- The sun manages to come up without your help.
- Therapy finally kicks in.
- You can stop apologizing for what someone else
did.
- Other people can solve their own problems or
not.
- You really know you didn’t cause it.
- The statute of limitations has expired on your
old mistakes.
- You let other people be wrong—even though you
could improve things given the chance.
- It’s okay when other people can see that you and
your life aren’t perfect.
- Worry is no longer a virtue.
- You don’t believe that only selfish people enjoy
themselves.
From: NACoA (National Association for
Children of Alcoholics Newsletter
Stephanie Abbott,
MA, is the editor of NACoA Network, www.nacoa.org
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