Lafayette woman allegedly involved in DUII crash
May 4, 2012 | 20 Comments
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Troy Prouty*
People that leave in glass houses shouldn't throw stones!!!! let's not be ignorant. this goes to all negative comments.
Yeah, it's called legal studies. Try it sometime. wink.. You may not be able to get into all the classes, but with the right people helping you can take certain classes in law school !
troy prouty*
she wouldn't be where she is now, right!
If she decides she wants to change her behavior because she is not liking the consequence.
I might suggest:
smartrecovery.org
It's a free non pro-fit cognitive based system with meetings in the Portland area and you can go to meetings on line as well.
Its bases is that:
Thoughts lead to behavior
Therefore it puts a lot of focus on changing thoughts. It's a 4 point program:
Building and maintaining motivation
Dealing with urges
Self managing thoughts, behaviors and feelings.
Creating a lifestyle that emphasizes long vs short term satisfactions.
Troy Prouty*
I don't care about an addiction when she is intentionally putting my family at risk. A what point did the addiction become more important then the life of others? At what point do you stop allowing the excuses? You enable the behavior, you hand out excuses like candy, and expect that because you use the word addiction, people should be more forgiving.
There is NO forgiveness when it comes to endangering another.
Would you be so forgiving if the person she hit flew into a state of temporary insanity and brutally beat your mother to death while protecting their children from her actions?
Ok, just saw the "in their shoes comment". Really? I have had some amazingly horrid things happen in my adult life, yet I have never, ever turned to drugs, alcohol, or pills. I have never broken the law in my adult life regarding getting behind the wheel while intoxicated, and I have never caused another pain from my actions. More fing excuses = no tolerance.
Why is it so hard to own it? ACCOUNTABILITY GOES A LONG WAY. "wow, I have really screwed up, wow, I have endangered every person I have passed in my drunken driving, I could have killed another human because of my own issues, I, I, I.
Own it, quit making excuses, quit enabling, right you wrongs, and live.