Thank you for sharing your experience Holly! Your bravery and vulnerability to share your life situations is so helpful to so many and to me. I am single and no children and I only have myself to rely on when these things happen to me. And trust me, being sober now for almost 2 1/2 yrs, at 52, life is still hard! It sucks sometimes and I…
Thank you for sharing your experience Holly! Your bravery and vulnerability to share your life situations is so helpful to so many and to me. I am single and no children and I only have myself to rely on when these things happen to me. And trust me, being sober now for almost 2 1/2 yrs, at 52, life is still hard! It sucks sometimes and I am exhausted from always having to make decisions! Can someone please take care of me?? Even just for a minute?? I always feel like my life has been tremendously challenging and I always feel this sense of being cursed or “unlucky”.
Anyway...I can relate to it all! Thank you and I always look forward to reading your Substack! Love you! 💜
So true. I am 62 and still wondering when life is going to get easier. Isn’t that the real problem… Still being future oriented--thinking life will be easier, things will be better, when XYZ.
Now it is “when I retire.” Like that won’t bring another whole host of problems such as figuring out Medicare, figuring out how to live on a fixed income, figuring out what to do when I have no structure in my days. Pretty sure Life will not be easier then... sigh
Thank you for sharing your experience Holly! Your bravery and vulnerability to share your life situations is so helpful to so many and to me. I am single and no children and I only have myself to rely on when these things happen to me. And trust me, being sober now for almost 2 1/2 yrs, at 52, life is still hard! It sucks sometimes and I am exhausted from always having to make decisions! Can someone please take care of me?? Even just for a minute?? I always feel like my life has been tremendously challenging and I always feel this sense of being cursed or “unlucky”.
Anyway...I can relate to it all! Thank you and I always look forward to reading your Substack! Love you! 💜
FOR JUST A MINUTE! I know I know I know. Same.
So true. I am 62 and still wondering when life is going to get easier. Isn’t that the real problem… Still being future oriented--thinking life will be easier, things will be better, when XYZ.
Now it is “when I retire.” Like that won’t bring another whole host of problems such as figuring out Medicare, figuring out how to live on a fixed income, figuring out what to do when I have no structure in my days. Pretty sure Life will not be easier then... sigh