4 Things Your Partner Won't Tell You

You love a good man or woman who drinks too much or suffers from addiction. This disease is cunning and secretive. There are things you need to know that addiction will never share with you. They are important things that could change your life and the way you feel about yourself.   Here's a list of the top 4 things this manipulative disease does not what you to know (and I am happy to reveal): 1. It's not your fault. His or her disease is the reason your family life feels like it's falling apart. It's not about you. You're lovely. You're a wonderful gift that is not being appreciated. Don't leave your self-worth in the hands of someone who is sick. The dysfunction that's going on under your roof has nothing to do with you. 2. It's not your job to get your partner better. Stay in your own lane. Your efforts won't make a difference unless he or she wants them to. Spend your time and energy on something that gives you joy instead of wasting it thinking about how to help him. The more you try to help, the more you rob your loved one of the victory they will feel when they help themselves.   3. God will work in YOUR life when YOU'RE willing and open. Ask and then look for the evidence. Are you going through your day in an anxious fog? Or are you paying attention to all the wonderful things going on around you? I promise there is a lot to be grateful for - even when your life feels out of control. When you're willing to be transformed, God shows up. When you're open to change, He will change you (key word is you - not the one you love). All it takes is a grateful heart and to pay attention. Ask for change, be flexible, and go where the Spirit takes you. Change will happen.   4. He or she knows they're out of control. Your loved one might deny they're sick for self-preservation reasons, but they know. But they just put on a really good act. You don't need to try and convince him or her. Again, this is a waste of time.  You're just making them feel defensive. The more you try to get him or her to admit they have an issue, the more they will deny they have one. Let it go. You know and now you know your partner knows. There are bigger and more important things in your life that deserve your attention. Focus on them and let this go. I hope you found this helpful. If you haven't joined us in one of our programs and you want to find answers, hope, and happiness, what are you waiting for?  Click here to check out the details.  Our programs are offered for just $25.00 a month (your happiness and future are worth the price of a case of beer, aren't they?)