Hey love, okay first of all tell and adult that you trust.
I know it may be the hardest thing in the world because i know but you need to do it,especially talk to your dad. I went through kinda what you did and i still am.Its tough but the only way for it to get better is for you to tell someone.Alcohol is a disease and it is not something that gets better over night,or over even a year. It can take a lifetime to recover.Do whats best for you and your brother,you are NOT the adult or the parent,worry about youself and your well being.I thought the same thing and that i could handle all of it.but no child on this earth can handle their lives and someone elses especially an adults.Talk to a counsuler or a doctor or a relative,if you think you need help or someone to vent to go ahead.It helps.Talk to your mom, tell her your not going to do this and that you will help her only if shes willing to get better, but dont take full charge,just be a good daughter and love her.She needs that.

by HorseCrazed on 10/23/2010 8:53:02 PM

I understand. There is help out there and your mom is dealing with a really hard addiction. Wish you the best! don't give up hope

by lovelivelaughter on 8/25/2010 10:58:21 PM

be blessed and it will get better so i willl be your freind i hope that your family will be alright and pray every night and day a just think about god

by Aisa on 8/9/2010 5:10:54 PM

My mom has a drinking problem, too. But my parents are together.

by leogirl897 on 8/4/2010 12:47:19 AM

Ya, girly, it's hard to have a parent that drinks. I know. My dad has been getting drunk every night for as long as I remember. My parents got divorced and my mom got a bf. Sometimes they will sit and have a glass of wine and sometimes it's wierd that her bf isn't drunk, because that's what j
used to.

by hurleycat on 7/28/2010 1:57:38 PM