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At this point I think the best thing you could do is go to an AlAnon meeting.
Im a member and it helped me immensely.
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Joined: Aug 2005
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JK, I appreciate the advice and I will go. When this first happened, I attempted to go to a meeting and got to the meeting location and couldn't find the room inside of the church they were meeting at. By the time I found it, I was like 20 minutes late. I should have tried again another day.
Question: Are you going to Alanon because your ex-wife was an alcoholic? And if so, why do you still go if you are divorced? I'm just curious. I don't know anymore than the basics regarding Alanon.
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