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Addiction & Recovery

TygrBright

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1. Ouch. I think that would be my reaction, too.

Reply to Ilsa (Original post)

Wed Dec 3, 2014, 10:40 AM

Dec 2014

Judges can be astonishingly ignorant sometimes, even the well-intentioned ones.

That said, deep breath and Step One.

What can you control in this situation? What can your frustration and elevated cortisol levels do to improve things?

Hang in there.

ruefully,
Bright

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Dealing with a lot of frustration today. [View all] Ilsa Dec 2014 OP

Ouch. I think that would be my reaction, too. TygrBright Dec 2014 #1

I agree with Tyger..She needs immediate professional help, (but she needs to say yes to that) Stuart G Dec 2014 #2

Spot on...thank you, see my reply below Tyger's. nt Ilsa Dec 2014 #4

Thank you for your reply and words of wisdom. Ilsa Dec 2014 #3

I hope she doesn't kill or maim someone else before she gets help. . . Journeyman Dec 2014 #5

Amen. Unfortunately, there is an enabler in Ilsa Dec 2014 #6