Al-Anon Speaks for Itself Part 1
A wife, father, husband, and daughter describe what it is like to love someone who has a drinking problem.
The wife says, “I didn’t live in reality at all. I covered up and made believe.”
The father says, “When the police came and told me the charges against my son, it was unbelievable. To see my son taken away in handcuffs was the most difficult day of my life.”
To the right of the YouTube panel you will find other videos about Al-anon.
Click here for the YouTube video; Al-Anon Speaks for Itself Part 1
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Alcohol Self-Help News 
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