Family & Relationships
Like most things that we count on to be there for us, it's easy to take our family for granted. From sharing a meal together, to agreeing to forgive and forget, commit to caring for the people and staying in touch with those who mean the most in your life.
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Alison2310 Mar 30, 2020, 8:07 AM"We're into Week 2 of Total Lock-down and there are times (usually as it's getting dark) when I feel the surge of despair and I get over-taken by the worst darkest thoughts but, with help from my Daily Calm app and Terry's logical and straightforward support, I get through it and feel a bit better. It's important that I stay true to me and don't go made with the alcohol that's in the house and it's vital that I'm there for my parents even though they are now in lock-down but Mum has a way of making me feel a bit guilty for staying away from them. As Terry said: Would I rather be made to feel guilty for a couple of months, to keep my parents and us safe, or do I want to feel guilty for the rest of my life if I passed anything on, or caught something and passed it to Terry? He's got a point. Anyway, for what they're worth, here are my scores: 1) Kindness and Compassion towards my Family: 100% (A), 2) Alcohol-free Days (I commit to 4 per week) = 3, 75% (C+). Therefore, my total is 88% (B) which is an admirable achievement "View my Commitment -
amenke62 Mar 29, 2020, 3:01 PM"I was tempted late at night when I was getting ready for bed"View my Commitment
