Sometimes
you wonder if you were imagining thing, over reaching, or just not seeing
things. And then something happens and it validates what you thought was true
all along. That is what happened today. Now that my ex-husband and I are divorced and
a little time has past we’ve gone back to being really good friends. So much so
that his current girlfriend got me my job.
As much as they seemed like a great match, apparently not is all well in
paradise. We’ve become good friends and
she was in desperate need to talk to someone so she came to me. This past Sunday her good friend died of
alcohol poisoning. In other words she
drank herself to death. It’s a really sad story. She was so young, has a
daughter who’s in her early 30’s and a new grandchild. She said they got
together last year and she looked great, it didn’t appear she was ill at
all. And now here she is dead.
She’s
really concerned about my ex-husband as his drinking has gotten out of control.
She knows that I left him due to his drinking so that’s why she came to me. She
knows we’re still really good friends and she’s really worried about his health. It’s so nice to be confirmed in my beliefs
that he really is a working alcoholic. He’s not a social drinker. She drinks so
for her it’s not all or nothing, she’ll be happy if he only drank on the
weekends and or special occasions and in moderation. He’s even sneaking it
around her. She said he goes through a 1.75 liter jug in two days.
I
feel awful for her. I wish I could do
something. She said it’s to the point if
he doesn’t start drinking in moderation she’s going to break up with him. She’s
tired of being with someone wasted. She also had me promise not to say anything
to him. The only thing I can do is pray
for me that he can see the light. See what he’s doing. As we both know that
with alcoholics they are the only one that can make the change. It has to come
from with in.
It’s
sad to think that the last boyfriend I had was an alcoholic, my last ex was a
porn addict, and this ex was also an alcoholic. The only reason the
relationships ended was I wasn’t willing to live with an addict. Now I need to
make sure to not get involved with another addict. Well, it’s a sad case, but it’s also good to
know that it wasn’t my imagination.
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