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"When the codependent is drowning,
someone else's life flashes before their eyes." - Author Unknown.
The words above speak to me very strongly - I spent the first year of my recovery obsesssed with all the things my ex needed and deserved to take care of himself; to the almost total exclusion of caring for myself. Codependency recovery is deep level recovery work - it is best undertaken once a foundation fo sobriety has been established. Learn more about codependency here.
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