Re: When do you tell? -- METH HELP FOR FAMILIES

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Subject: Re: When do you tell?

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Brokenwife

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Date Posted: 14:29:42 04/10/06 Mon
In reply to: neverending 's message, "Re: When do you tell?" on 14:17:00 04/10/06 Mon

I've always had a great relationship with his family. His mom however doesn't speak/understand English entirely. His sisters would have to be part of the conversation. I feel it could go either way. They tend to either go way overboard, or I could also see them, in this situation, denying it. They see him as such an awesome support. He is the only man in the family. His brother died at 30 of cancer, and his dad died a few years ago. They rely on him for EVERYTHING. No one ever sees the man I know at home, and they may find it entirely unbelievable. They know I wouldn't lie to them, but they may think I'm blowing it out of proportion. I just don't know.

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