Guest guest Posted August 13, 2003 Report Share Posted August 13, 2003 Thank you for all the information, Mark (casca). I'm not very literate in using message boards but I hope I'll figure it out soon. My fiancee was diagnosed with pancreatitis a couple of months ago, but I suspect he's had it for years. Since I've known him, 5 years, he hasn't been able to keep down food, he vomits at least twice a day, he's had pain in his back and fatigue but refused to see a doctor and when he did, he wasn't honest. Yesterday he checked himself into detox. Yes, he is an alcoholic. I don't think he has been substance free since he was 8 years old and he is now 39. I'm so scared for so many reasons. Thank you again for the sites to check out. I've felt at a loss for so long. I look forward to learning more about this. Take care all, Mirella > Hello Sally. I'm so glad to hear that your brother-in-law is > better. That's GREAT news. I sure wish he wouldn't touch the > alcohol, however. He will definitely NOT get any better if he does! > So sorry to hear about your daughter. My prayers will be with them > both (and you as well for hanging in there and being there for > them)!! God bless you all!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 13, 2003 Report Share Posted August 13, 2003 It is great that he checked himself into detox. He needs to stay away from alcohol at all cost. He can't even have just one drink....that is the way that he has to look at it. It is a done deal......hopefully in detox, he will learn to deal with his problem. He may also want to consider AA. I have quite a few friends whom are in AA, so if he needs to speak with someone, please let me know and I can put him in contact with someone. I hope this finds you and yours well Mark Re: For Sally > > Thank you for all the information, Mark (casca). I'm not very > literate in using message boards but I hope I'll figure it out soon. > > My fiancee was diagnosed with pancreatitis a couple of months ago, > but I suspect he's had it for years. Since I've known him, 5 years, > he hasn't been able to keep down food, he vomits at least twice a > day, he's had pain in his back and fatigue but refused to see a > doctor and when he did, he wasn't honest. Yesterday he checked > himself into detox. Yes, he is an alcoholic. I don't think he has > been substance free since he was 8 years old and he is now 39. I'm > so scared for so many reasons. > > Thank you again for the sites to check out. I've felt at a loss for > so long. I look forward to learning more about this. > > Take care all, > Mirella > > > > > > > > > > > > Hello Sally. I'm so glad to hear that your brother-in-law is > > better. That's GREAT news. I sure wish he wouldn't touch the > > alcohol, however. He will definitely NOT get any better if he does! > > So sorry to hear about your daughter. My prayers will be with them > > both (and you as well for hanging in there and being there for > > them)!! God bless you all!! > > > > > > > Too many emails! > Change your mail delivery status not your membership status!! > send an e-mail to:KarynWms@... > > To change your mail delivery status, send an email to:KarynWms@... > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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