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<blockquote data-quote="KFld" data-source="post: 54624" data-attributes="member: 2442"><p>I attended a parent alanon meeting every week for almost a year and found it so supportive. I know in CT you can go online to the alanon website and get the schedule, just as you can find the AA and NA meetings. I think they also have a teen alanon if I'm not mistaken. You may want to go to keyword alanon and see if you can find a schedule in your state and area. I know the CT one lists the parent meetings which for me was wonderful. Everyone in that room had a child that was either an alcoholic or drug addict so they knew exactly what I was going through. If you attend the alanon, they use the word alcoholic, but you just replace drug addict for alcoholic and it all means the same in the end. I think 90% of the kids of the parents at my meetings were into drugs and not alcohol.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KFld, post: 54624, member: 2442"] I attended a parent alanon meeting every week for almost a year and found it so supportive. I know in CT you can go online to the alanon website and get the schedule, just as you can find the AA and NA meetings. I think they also have a teen alanon if I'm not mistaken. You may want to go to keyword alanon and see if you can find a schedule in your state and area. I know the CT one lists the parent meetings which for me was wonderful. Everyone in that room had a child that was either an alcoholic or drug addict so they knew exactly what I was going through. If you attend the alanon, they use the word alcoholic, but you just replace drug addict for alcoholic and it all means the same in the end. I think 90% of the kids of the parents at my meetings were into drugs and not alcohol. [/QUOTE]
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