Overtime: Collateral Damage

When we're talking about family problems, it's important to remember that there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Each family is unique and has unique challenges, so the best thing you can do is listen closely and try to understand what your loved ones are going through.

The next step is to be involved in their lives! This means asking them questions, but also making sure that they know that you care and that you're there for them.

It can be difficult to face challenges with a positive attitude, but it's important not to give up. If something goes wrong or gets tough, don't give up—just try again!

It's not easy to talk about family problems, but it's also not impossible.

When you're facing a challenge with your loved ones, remember that they want to help you—they just don't always know how. Give them some space, but also be sure to use the opportunity to ask for their input and advice. And if you're feeling ready, talk about your feelings! It's okay to express yourself as long as you do it in a way that doesn't make them feel attacked or guilty for making things difficult for you.

Sometimes we need help overcoming addiction and other challenges in our lives. If that's what's going on with you right now, don't be afraid to reach out for help (or just ask someone close if they think they can help). It might seem scary at first, but most people are willing to listen and offer support if they can see that something is wrong or upsetting you.