Exploration of the Lives of Women with ACOAs Living with an Alcoholic Spouse: A Life History Theory Approachdoi:10.12934/JKPMHN.2021.30.3.220Yoonwoo KoMihyoung LeeEunjin LeeHeekyun KimSihyun ParkSeung Woo ChoiThe Korean Academy of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing...
Of course, it is easier to live below your means if you earn $30,000 as a single person with no dependents than if you earn $80,000 and have a spouse and two children—one of whom is entering college next year. But whether you are young and starting out, have a lot of responsibil...
The writer/artist in a box. The recovering alcoholic in a box. The wife in a box. The animal that needs sleep, food, etc. In a box. In one 24-hour period, I would box-hop: The animal sleeps. The writer writes. The mom gets kids ready for school. The professional commutes to ...
There are a few other things I could mention too but really don’t have the space but the thing I think that needs to be addressed the most is the fact you are worried you will hurt your sister and your mom and cause a problem in their relationship with you. As normal as that is ...
When I was actively drinking, I wasn't embarrassed to admit to other drunks that I was an alcoholic. After I quit, I had to deal with the stigma of, He's a recovering alcoholic, and people treated me differently. But now, I'm just someone who doesn't drink. However that stigma ke...
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