Anonymous wrote:Immediately - I am staying in a hotel because when I woke my husband up to ask him to out on a snore strip (I have been woken up by his snoring and asked him to get some for the past 2 nights before this) he stormed out of the room, broke a glass in the living room, blamed me for the broken glass, called me an ***hole. We have no spare room so I went to a hotel.
So… that’s my current battle. And obv just the tip of the iceberg
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:25 year marriage is millimeters from falling over the rail.
Expenses are skyrocketing and income has never been lower.
Assets are not selling.
There’s a pressure in my chest that will occasionally radiate into my left arm.
I have a molar that needs to come out and I can’t afford to do so.
I feel you. Chemo plus fear of dentist have destroyed my teeth and I’m looking at $24,000 in dental work. I have tooth pain but I can’t get myself back to the dentist. I have fear and always pain that the dentists always seem to trivialize. I hate them.
Is there a dental school near you?
Anonymous wrote:I am middle school teacher at my DD's school (private - not in DC). Want to quit because I am so burned out. I have a couple sections where behavior is so bad, I want to cry each class. No help from admins. Cannot quit because I would have to pay back a steep tuition discount and burn bridges for my daughter.
Anonymous wrote:Much love to you all.
My DIL has not spoken to me in over a year except to ask for money. For the last 3 years we have picked up the tab for Christmas. Not that we're counting but over $20,000 in that time. That includes birthdays. And all we got was a picture of them dressed up to go to church. And it looked like an old picture. No video of our grandchild opening gifts, no Merry Christmas, nothing. She "forgot". We're still waiting for any pictures. Son doesn't say anything except make excuses.
I have decided not to fund this year. I just can't give to people that only know me when they want something. And I feel like a pos for what I'm going to do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:25 year marriage is millimeters from falling over the rail.
Expenses are skyrocketing and income has never been lower.
Assets are not selling.
There’s a pressure in my chest that will occasionally radiate into my left arm.
I have a molar that needs to come out and I can’t afford to do so.
I feel you. Chemo plus fear of dentist have destroyed my teeth and I’m looking at $24,000 in dental work. I have tooth pain but I can’t get myself back to the dentist. I have fear and always pain that the dentists always seem to trivialize. I hate them.
Is there a dental school near you?
Thanks you. One day at a time.Anonymous wrote:. Well done, PP. it is hard and scary, but you are being brave and strong and it is a true gift to yourself and your love ones. One day at a time. You can do this! Even if you falter, you know you can start again. Keep going; you deserve sobriety.Anonymous wrote:Admitted I was an alcoholic started going to AA and I've been sober for two weeks. Terrified of relapsing.
Thank you. The one day at a time mantra has been very helpful but I don't want to fool myself. And I hate to go to a meeting admit I relapsed and have to start all over again. But your words and my fellow AA's encouragement has kept me going this past two weeks.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Admitted I was an alcoholic started going to AA and I've been sober for two weeks. Terrified of relapsing.
Take it one day at a time. One hour at a time, if necessary. You can do it.
And if you relapse, you can get back on the wagon and try again.
Anonymous wrote:25 year marriage is millimeters from falling over the rail.
Expenses are skyrocketing and income has never been lower.
Assets are not selling.
There’s a pressure in my chest that will occasionally radiate into my left arm.
I have a molar that needs to come out and I can’t afford to do so.