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Old 02-12-2016, 05:57 AM #11
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That does indeed sound like the right kind of determination. Especially as (but don't tell him... although he probably knows) alcohol - for many - is a very potent and almost instant pain killer. Very temporary obviously, and the next day(s) it only makes things worse, but that's the rational brain talking, not the addicted one.

I hope things will get better for him (and for you) soon though.
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