You are here:
Advertisement
| Rating(1-10) | Knowledgeability = 10 | Clarity of Response = 10 | Politeness = 10 |
| Comment | Clyde, thank you for Your answer. Honestly it is a combo of both. I am a born caregiver and nuturer and have had to learn to give myself the same love and care I give others thru alanon I have tools now that keep me on a good path. My spiritual self believes that I should not be judgemental but compasionate with in boundaries. Love is never easy when one loves someone that has challanges. Meditation and prayer is all I got to get me thru somedays. I miss my friend but not the chaos he brings with him. I feel some guilt because my life gets better everyday while he still struggles ..right wrong good bad or indifferent he deserves more than what he gives himself .. The thing is I deserved more than what I was giving myself too and went after it. Thank u ! | ||
Answers by Expert:
I can answer questions on the recovery from alcohol addiction as I am a recovering alcoholic with 18+ years of sobriety. I can also address the spiritual aspects of the 12-Step program as I have a Master of Divinity degree; serve as a pastor for the Quaker church; and, serve as a hospice chaplain. I have also served as a prison chaplain for one year and currently volunteer as a mentor once a week, working with two inmates one-on-one as they work towards reentry into society as free persons.
I am a recovering alcoholic with 18+ years of continuous sobriety.
Education/Credentials
Master of Divinity awarded in 2000 from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary

©2012 About.com, a part of The New York Times Company. All rights reserved.