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Addiction & Recovery

hollysmom

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1. If you are talking about the kid that got drunk and killed and paralyzed people.

Reply to CommonSenseDemocrat (Original post)

Sun Jan 24, 2016, 01:47 PM

Jan 2016

he has been supported in previous drinking episodes in his life, he was given an get out of jail card and wasted it on drinking again.
There is one thing to give people understanding for their problem, but another to forgive them their sins/crimes/ etc. To learn from life you have to be held accountable for your actions.

I am probably missing something else, got any examples?

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Recovering alcoholic ... some of the posts on the GD forums make me sad. [View all] CommonSenseDemocrat Jan 2016 OP

If you are talking about the kid that got drunk and killed and paralyzed people. hollysmom Jan 2016 #1

I was talking about the doctor and the Uber car CommonSenseDemocrat Jan 2016 #2

Imissed, that one, I will look for it, thanks for the heads up. hollysmom Jan 2016 #3

Link here Electric Monk Jan 2016 #4

ok. stupid girl who was drunk indeed hollysmom Jan 2016 #5

I've never been a fan of shaming on any level. It seems like it's our new American pastime. Glassunion Apr 2016 #6

There is actually reason to believe that shaming is something that contributes to addiction Jemmons Apr 2016 #7

The internet is a perfect tool to shame...and shaming has killed Stuart G Jun 2016 #8