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Angelique43
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mydaughtersmom...So nice to hear from you again! I'm happy to hear that you're doing ok & still remaining strong. Very sorry that there has been no word from your daughter tho. I know how much this hurts you & how it has to be tearing you up inside but you have done everything you could to show your daughter how much you love her & how badly you wish for her to become drug free, to straighten up & come to her senses & accept the generous help that she has been offered but there comes a time when you have to say "enough is enough" & if she doesn't want sobriety for herself than you can not force it upon her. Unfortunately this is how a drug addict behaves, they are very very selfish. Unfortunately her sobriety has to be on her terms & in her own time. It has to be something that she desires for herself or it will never work. All the begging & pleading in the world will not change this. She has to hit her own "rock bottom" before she breaks & is willing to accept the offer for help. You have done everything that you can to help her. This is not your fault or your failure. This is what your daughter chose for herself & therefore all you can do at this point is continue to pray for her & love her, but love her without caving into her. Do not let her use or manipulate you. I think she knows that you're stronger than that! I am very happy & so proud of you to hear you say that you are spending less time focusing on her situation & that you realize that you have other responsibilities & family that you must take care of. Good for you! I'm very proud of you. Do you even realize the power in that statement!? You are doing great! As this is exactly how you should be feeling right now. Yes, you love your daughter very much, & always will but you have other responsibilities & family to care for! You're doing great! I'm so proud of you! Continue to hang in there & know that we are here to give you support. Keep your chin up! Take care & God bless.