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Triumph at the ARC

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JulieAnne101
JulieAnne101

Just been informed that Hubby has been given script for Campral. A small victory won with the advice of Joannac3foundation and our determination not to give in.Thank you all on here. ARC's and the way they operate has been a eye opener for me x keep fighting everyone!

PS next hurdle getting Nalf/ Nalt on script x hahaha

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  • deirdre._03652
    deirdre._03652 JulieAnne101

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    Hi lovey, I am so, so glad for you both...

    It will make a huge difference for him...tell him never to lose hope, he will get there, and get his life back, and of course your lives together...a big warm hugs for you both, I know the horror of addiction, I was sectioned four times, nearly died quite a few times...I am well now, I have been for many years we all have our lives back send your partner, big warm huge, and much love for a new future for you both....

    You are amazing supporting him, as my family did me...

    You by standing by him is like having a GAURDIAN angel and a wonderful arm to lean on...you cannot imagine the huge, huge amount of comfort it brings,,...much support, respect and heartfelt affection to you both....take care....dee xxxxx

    • JulieAnne101
      JulieAnne101 deirdre._03652

      Posted

      Thank you Deidre from the bottom of my heart. I don't feel like a gaurdian angel, sometimes I am a pain in the bum but I WONT give up on him. When he feels worthless I fight. Can't give up. May you continue to have peace 💛💙💜💚

  • amanda1827h
    amanda1827h JulieAnne101

    Posted

    Well done! I lost my Mum in 1975, I was just over 18,& then lost my Dad 30 years ago also to drink! We are dead forever.This has caused me to suffer from anxiety since childhood.Regards Amanda

    • JulieAnne101
      JulieAnne101 amanda1827h

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      So sorry for your loss. They say that time heals, the pain may lose it's sharpness, but it never really heals. Yes, my Dad died of alcholism. Maybe that's why I fight so hard now for my Husband. We give strength to each other. I do hope that people with addictions will be better understood and treated with more compassion in the near future. I live in hope x

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