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Children and Family of Alcoholics

Addiction destroys families, often the children suffer most. This collection of posts deal with that reality and offer support. Many more resources are available on websites like Al-Anon.

62 Days Sober – How can I explain my addiciton and recovery to my kids?

Posted by Sober Tony on April 17, 2017 3 Comments

I have 9 kids. That's something I haven't talked about for two reasons: I didn't want to bring them shame on the Internet I don't want to admit how bad I messed up my family. You're probably thinking, "That's a lot of kids." So, … [Read more...] about 62 Days Sober – How can I explain my addiciton and recovery to my kids?

Filed Under: Children and Family of Alcoholics, Getting Sober

61 Days Sober: I’m the ghost who walked into church on Easter morning

Posted by Sober Tony on April 16, 2017 3 Comments

I saw the same pain on their faces that I was feeling inside. This morning I returned to my home church. This was where I served as a pastor for the past 11 years, until December when addiction finally blew up my life. I walked into a … [Read more...] about 61 Days Sober: I’m the ghost who walked into church on Easter morning

Filed Under: Children and Family of Alcoholics, Getting Sober

57 Days Sober – Is the Bible wrong about alcohol?

Posted by Sober Tony on April 12, 2017 Leave a Comment

Warning: This post is about my personal religious opinions - which change frequently. I'd love to hear your feedback in the comments below. I was a very religious person before addiction hijacked my life. It wasn't foreplay, I went … [Read more...] about 57 Days Sober – Is the Bible wrong about alcohol?

Filed Under: Children and Family of Alcoholics, Getting Sober

AA Step 3: Turning control over to God

Posted by Sober Tony on March 26, 2017 1 Comment

This one was a struggle at first. If you read my post about step 2, then it shouldn't be a mystery. I'm not enthusiastic about trusting God or making my decisions stick. I'm not anti-religion, but it's been a long while since I've felt … [Read more...] about AA Step 3: Turning control over to God

Filed Under: 12 Steps of AA, Children and Family of Alcoholics

How can I help my husband quit drinking? Some tips for dealing with an alcoholic spouse.

Posted by Sober Tony on February 21, 2017 1 Comment

This is the question so many women ask when they discovered they are married to an alcoholic man. It's a painful situation, full of self blame and feeling of powerless. I'm the husband. I lived through this situation firsthand, when … [Read more...] about How can I help my husband quit drinking? Some tips for dealing with an alcoholic spouse.

Filed Under: Children and Family of Alcoholics, Getting Sober

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