As a child of alcoholic and addict parent(s) you may not be able to fix mom or dad. But, you can help by helping yourse ...

As a child of alcoholic and addict parent(s) you may not be able to fix mom or dad. But, you can help by helping yourse ...
Each person is responsible for their own actions, including drinking problems: the person who is actually doing the drin ...
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