Moments
Tomorrow’s Sorrow
Last night I was driving home and stopped at the store to pick up a few things. The same store where, several weeks earlier, I’d encountered the young woman I wrote about in Somebody’s Daughter.
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The Journey
Moments, encounters, and thoughts on addiction beyond the pages of the book.
Moments
Last night I was driving home and stopped at the store to pick up a few things. The same store where, several weeks earlier, I’d encountered the young woman I wrote about in Somebody’s Daughter.
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Moments
There was one thing I left out of yesterday’s post. For years, almost every decision I made somehow came back to my son. Where was he? Was he okay? What did he need?
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Moments
We didn’t go to the bookstore today. For weeks, buying my son a book had become part of our time together. Something simple. Something we could look forward to.
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Moments
On Sunday my son was supposed to come home for a visit. Not to move back in. Just to visit. We had planned to go to the bookstore, have some lunch, and spend a little time together.
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Moments
On the day I finished writing my book about loving an adult child through addiction, I met a young woman struggling outside a store. I couldn’t change her life, but I could stop and see her as somebody’s daughter.
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Stay connected
The book is finished. The journey isn’t.
Life continues, bringing new moments, challenges, and unexpected lessons. I’ll share some of those moments here—the experiences, reflections, and everyday stories that remind us we’re all still learning.
If you’d like to follow along, you’re welcome here.