I know now that there's a lot of root cause of issues I need to work on, like some stuff that happened to me when I was a kid, like sexual molestation by a relative that I never dealt with and I know I need to deal with that and I know I need to be more open with her about my addiction, but I guess that's this is just a really long thing, but I'm just trying to see if anybody has any advice, anything I could do to maybe help her understand how sorry I am and then I won't do it again
Brittany, I know this replies a little late, but I just saw your post. First of all, I just wanted to say Congratulations. Like 18 months. Clean is no small thing. And that's amazing. As someone who's been through that whole addiction piece, I've been clean for seven years now and it was married to an opiate addict for years
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 1:03
And I think this is one of them for you, that you're looking for answers and that you only have a certain amount of energy and resources to figure it all out in one conversation. It's impossible. So I hope she continues the journey with you, because it is a journey, and it's an honor to partner with somebody and journey with them. But it's also really hard. So I'm sending you also a lot of support and and cosmic strength
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Eric Alan
@E.Octimino · 1:13
Yeah. What you gotta do is go to the doctor and tell them that you're having trouble at work and you have a hard time focusing and that you need your own adorable prescription. It's pretty g****** easy. I've done it a million times myself, and they want to write you a prescription. So, like, they're going to want to do it. It because they get paid to do it. So, yeah, it's very simple thing