Good morning, fine people!
Hi, MarkG! Read the website “Understanding B6 Toxicity Using Western Research” for more information. It is eye-opening.
Dill, yes, it is very scary that one’s health can be so harmed by trying to be healthy! At least Australia is waking up to the problem of B6 toxicity, and putting warning labels on supplements containing it.
Jude, drinking looks very different through sober eyes, doesn’t it; as overconsumption sets in, and people become loud & obnoxious.
Bubba had tax return money to spend! I am spending mine on windows.
My lovely cousin came by yesterday to “see my new place” and to visit a bit. It was so wonderful to see her, as she’s such a nice person. She & her second husband broke up over strain when two of my cousin’s adult children, one after the other, struggled with alcoholism; and she went headlong into trying to save them. Happily, now she & her ex are slowly talking over their problems over that time and how they felt and reacted, and they may end up getting back together! And if not, at least they will have resolution. Her daughter is approaching 5 years sober, and her son is still actively very addicted, chugging vodka, and with no plans to change.
I am happy for her that she may not have to live forever with this divorce loneliness like I do.
Let’s all commit to another day of sobriety!
Hi, MarkG! Read the website “Understanding B6 Toxicity Using Western Research” for more information. It is eye-opening.
Dill, yes, it is very scary that one’s health can be so harmed by trying to be healthy! At least Australia is waking up to the problem of B6 toxicity, and putting warning labels on supplements containing it.
Jude, drinking looks very different through sober eyes, doesn’t it; as overconsumption sets in, and people become loud & obnoxious.
Bubba had tax return money to spend! I am spending mine on windows.
My lovely cousin came by yesterday to “see my new place” and to visit a bit. It was so wonderful to see her, as she’s such a nice person. She & her second husband broke up over strain when two of my cousin’s adult children, one after the other, struggled with alcoholism; and she went headlong into trying to save them. Happily, now she & her ex are slowly talking over their problems over that time and how they felt and reacted, and they may end up getting back together! And if not, at least they will have resolution. Her daughter is approaching 5 years sober, and her son is still actively very addicted, chugging vodka, and with no plans to change.
I am happy for her that she may not have to live forever with this divorce loneliness like I do.
Let’s all commit to another day of sobriety!
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