MomAddict.com Is Up and Running!
Happy New Year!
Welcome to all of my new subscribers. I am happy to report that my new site, momaddict.com , is up and running! I am aware that many of my readers are more interested in my humor articles, and others are seeking support for alcohol and drug addiction. I will continue posting all of my AngstMom essays on this site, and I will start posting anything related to addiction and alcoholism on MomAddict.com
MomAddict offers resources, articles, and support for all addicts and alcoholics. Please visit my new site and let me know what you think!
Also, my professional site, JenniferGinsberg.com is up as well. If you are interested in learning more about my individual and group services, please check it out!
January 6th, 2010 at 10:57 am
I subscribe to you via RSS and have you categorized under “humor”. I came here for your humor but I do admire you for your work with substance abusers so I’m glad you are putting your addiction articles in a separate blog/site. I wish my mother would have asked for and received help with her substance abuse problems while I was growing up. Do you do any work with 72 year old, alcoholic grandmothers? She lives in Cerritos. (just kidding, kind of)
May 1st, 2010 at 11:08 pm
I am a mom of a ten year old boy, I am also a recovering addict with, only by Gods good grace, nearly 6yrs clean & sober. My sons is my greatest gift & love. But I wasn’t able to finally get clean till he was 4yrs old, thats how much of a hold addiction can have, and most people just can’t or don’t want to comprehend True reality of such a concept. And we as mothers often believe we are as horrible as others think & say we are. Thank God my son has no memory of me in active addiction. I remain sober so I can be the mom he deserves & I was meant to be. My addiction made me a very ill person, stuffing my own sufferings & abuse both as child an adult, but it never lessened my love for my son, it did lessen any self love i might of had, and today I can look at that and learn to be kind & forgiving & move on. Thank you for being a support to momaddicts both in & out of recovery! Pam