For women alcoholics, and those who love them.

[MossRose]

I am sure this film has been discussed on MWO before, but I wanted to bring it to newbies attention. I watched this documentary yesterday, and was moved to tears. It talks at length about the emotional devastation that alcoholism brings to families. It loses a few points with me because it never speaks to the biochemical reasons behind addiction, only the social. but it's still very powerful. Here is the trailer. The entire film is available on Amazon. But this trailer speaks volumes. It shows how progressive alcoholism can be and the legacy it leaves behind. Just food for thought.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucwOopsyRlM

[Eloise]

Thanks for posting, this is exactly what happened to my friend's mom.
Sad beyond words.

[available]

great watch MR, it is so sad and such a hidden addiction. Made me again realise where i dont want to be.

[GradeT]

thanks for posting this. it was sad film.

[MossRose]

Hi Grade - I know this video is a bit of a downer, but I found that I couldn't look away, so I thought I would share. I was so amazed at her transformation in a relatively short amount of years. AL stole her health, heart and soul - that much was obvious just from this short trailer. Very sad! And a cautionary tale. It reminds me that I quit just in time.

We haven't met yet, so I just want to say welcome and glad you are here.

[j-vo]

I watched the trailer. Thanks Moss. The change in her in such a short period of time is shocking. Sad. I'd like to see the whole documentary.