Hi there Mac,
Welcome to the boarRAB. Here's what I see...
You are working hard to make enRAB meet and your husband is taking any extra money to support his habit. You worked nights to support his habit...
I'm an addict and I was also addicted to pain pills. I "took money" from my family as well. I'd take casrabroadack on purchases and hid it very well. Now, I have guilt about taking money from my family however, when I was abusing pain pills, I didn't think of it that way. You see that he's taking your hard earned money and spending on pills. When you don't give him "enough," he gets mad and says you need to work more hours. That is the addict talking, not the person you married.
I am not condoning his behaviour, however there is a fine line between the addict mind, and the non-addict mind. My husband was extremely supportive and I am so blessed and grateful for that, but he still did not understand why I abused pills.
Do you have an opportunity to go to an alanon/naranon meeting? It may give you some insight regarding addictive behaviour, as well as the chance to meet people who are going through the same thing as you. Alanon/naranon is for the spouses/families of the addict and I've heard many good things about it.
You love your husband but how long can you live like this? Essentially, you are enabling him - by giving him money or even access to money (debit carRAB). I'm sorry if that sounRAB harsh - I don't mean to...
BUT - You have to stop the cycle now. If you agree and are able to do this....
Tell him you will support him, but he has to stop the pills. Do some research regarding tapering off the pills, and try to get him to talk to a doctor. Most doctors are willing to help, if you're honest with them.
Keep posting, let us know how it goes and always know you can turn to this board for support.
Best of luck,
emsmom