07-20-2015, 10:45 PM
i was raised with that same believe, fire. that genetics played a role.
me mother was an alcoholic, but, a totally functioning one, till the last few months of her life. and me grandmother also liked her beer.
i decided the safest thing for me, was just to say "no." for me, it worked.
and, my son, has his priorities in order. he hated college due to drunken, crazy people in the dorms. he learned that adults may have wine at a holiday. (my family toasted that cider that lets u pretend its a toast!)
i would not worry about ur DD with her upbringing.
it seems to have been more acceptable for the very frustrated women whom were not allowed to attend college. or to work. days of old.
but, ur DD has seen a strong mom. A professional. Whom can handle most everything appropriately and with class. You don't run to a bottle. And, as she was a chronic pain patient, she understands that we actually prevent further harm to joints when we use the meds we r given. Plus, we can move a tad.
I would not worry about her, fire. She was not raised in a home that could have put her at risk.
(but, i guess that theory is just for old wives now!)
me mother was an alcoholic, but, a totally functioning one, till the last few months of her life. and me grandmother also liked her beer.
i decided the safest thing for me, was just to say "no." for me, it worked.
and, my son, has his priorities in order. he hated college due to drunken, crazy people in the dorms. he learned that adults may have wine at a holiday. (my family toasted that cider that lets u pretend its a toast!)
i would not worry about ur DD with her upbringing.
it seems to have been more acceptable for the very frustrated women whom were not allowed to attend college. or to work. days of old.
but, ur DD has seen a strong mom. A professional. Whom can handle most everything appropriately and with class. You don't run to a bottle. And, as she was a chronic pain patient, she understands that we actually prevent further harm to joints when we use the meds we r given. Plus, we can move a tad.
I would not worry about her, fire. She was not raised in a home that could have put her at risk.
(but, i guess that theory is just for old wives now!)
It is Well with My Soul

