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@fundisi Unfortunately with addiction this isn’t usually realistic. Relapses happen a lot- especially “in the beginning.” I’d suggest checking out Al Anon resources to see what you can expect.

@fundisi I’d add in a part of the plan where you both agree to the what ifs- what if she fails the test, comes drunk, misses meetings? Make sure you all agree on what happens after and how it’s explained to your son.

@whitm11 Meh, a lot of young people are not buying into the often false narrative that working non-stop and off the clock will actually pay off. After all it’s years later, you worked hard when you were their age and you still aren’t at a point with a good work life balance. So why should they...

@katrina2017 I’d add in some sort of mental health support. There’s no way you flame out of med school and don’t have depression/anxiety blocking you from moving forward. That’s got to be very difficult, but obviously ignoring it isn’t a viable option.