Home
TREATMENT
Intervention
GET HELP NOW!!
Contact Us
CAUSES
SYMPTOMS
RECOVERY
Spiritual
Recovery Now
Blog
Your Stories
Your Questions
Family Issues Family
Withdrawal
Parents
EFFECTS
Great e-BOOK
Questions
Teens
Books
12-Step
Prevention
Al-anon
Teen Drinking
Marriage
Teen Abuse
ABOUT
Programs
Teen Heroin
Troubled Teens
Alcohol Abuse Alcoholism
Detox
Alcohol AA
Save Marriage
Alcohol Cure
Poisoning
Teen Alcohol
Alcohol Effects
Pregnancy
Other Drugs Introduction
Cocaine
Amphetamine
Heroin
Crystal Meth
Ecstasy
Suboxone
Heroin Rehab
Subutex
Marijuana
Prescription
Opiates
OxyContin
Morphine
Percocet
PCP
Narcotics
About This Site About Us
Privacy
Counseling
Site Search
Stories
Treatment Issues Facts
Depression
Detox Treatment
Drogadicto
Choice?
Cycle
Help
Statistics
Alcohol Facts
Disease?
Psychological
Denial
Addiction Information Crack Addiction
Oxy Facts
Addiction?
Definition
More Stories
Depressed
Abuse Facts
Oxy Symptoms
Pot Stories
Narcotics Abuse
Risks
Meth Abuse
Cocaine Effects
Pill Addiction
Cocaine Addict
What's Cocaine?
Heroin Signs
Heroin Stories
Articles
Addicted to Pills
Valium Facts
Opiate Signs
Drug Abuse Information Ecstasy Signs
Vicodin Facts
Heroin 12-Step
Ecstasy Abuse
How to prevent?
Vicodin?
Crack Stories
The Steps
D&A Rehab
Mental Heath
Illegal Drugs
Clinics
Abuse Centers
Cause Addiction
Rehab Center
Reasons
Facts Cocaine
Drug Treatment
Why?
Abuse Symptoms
Cocaine 12 Step
Suicide
Oxy Treatment
Heroin Overdose
Theories
Treat Alcohol
Residential Rehab
About Drug Abuse
Adolescents
Behavior
Why Alcoholism?
Substance Use Disorder SUD Causes
Ecstasy SUD
Hydrocodone
Alcohol Stories
Dependency
Videos
Outpatient
Alcohol SUD
Crack Symptoms
Meth Addiction
Meth Stories
Diet Pills
Abuse Counseling
Poems
SUD Addictions
Ex-spouse
Solutions
Ecstasy Tales
Enabling
Heroin Causes
Heroin Treatment
LSD Stories
Percocet Facts
Recreational Use
About SUD
SUD Types
Subscribe To This Site
XML RSS
 

Brother-in-law Vs. Sister-in-law

by Erica
(Cape Coral, FL, US)




So My husbands brother and sister-in-law are both addicts. Supposedly they are in a treatment program and going to church and doing really well.

I haven't seen this for myself neither has my mother-in-law (which is where I got my information from). I haven't seen either of them since February of this year because when they moved out of my house they got evicted from the place they were staying and didn't tell anyone just vanished leaving all their animals behind for me to deal with.

I have been thinking about my sister-in-law a lot lately. We used to be really great friends and I think about when she wasn't doing drugs how great of a person she was. I'm not ready to talk to my brother-in-law yet and my husband flat out refuses to hear either of their names.

I'm not sure if its the pregnancy that's confusing my feelings but I miss the friend that I had. And if she really is in a program then would be OK to start talking to her again? And can I talk to her with out talking to my brother-in-law for now? Or should I wait and see if she tries to reach out to me first?




Comments for
Brother-in-law Vs. Sister-in-law

Click here to add your own comments

Timing is Everything
by: Ned Wicker

Dear Erica,

Your sister in-law probably has no idea the friend she has in you. If she is still using, she would prefer to live in the shadows and not be seen by anyone she knows, especially someone like you, who represents the kind of life she used to live.

If she is in treatment, hopefully she is doing well, but she may be experiencing shame and feels like you would judge her, or in some other way not be accepting of her.

Once you find out where she is living, you maybe can send a note and tell her how much you love the friend you used to have. Be sure to tell her the animals are fine. I wouldn't force anything on her, just wait for the right time and be a friend. The folks at Al-Anon are great for helping people just like you. Give them a call.

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How?
Simply click here to return to Your Question





Recovery Now!!


GET HELP NOW!!



Site Search


New on this site: