Support for those in withdrawal: family and friends

macro photography of green crowfoot grass flower Support for those in withdrawal: friends and family

By Baylissa Frederick Support for those in withdrawal who struggle with family & friends not understanding ~~ One of the most challenging and frustrating aspects of withdrawal is that feeling of being misunderstood, unsupported and isolated. If someone has diabetes, dystonia or other chronic illness or experiences a life event such as a bereavement, people will more often empathise and offer support. They understand these issues - the required dietary restrictions, medication, etc., and they will be able to tell you the stages of grief

April 29, 2014

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