Problems of Surviors of Drunk Drivers
People who lose a loved one to a drunk driver experience many problems including: seeming indifference of the community, especially the police, to the plight of survivors; isolation, helplessness in a world that is seen as hostile and uncaring, and that frequently blames the victim; feelings of guilt for not having protected the victim.
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Twelve Coping Strategies for Difficult Times
by Kathleen Adams, LPC, RPT As of September 11, 2001, we have been plunged into a crisis that no one can fully comprehend. Our paradigms have shifted, boundaries have vanished, and we are not prepared. In the words of the poet Adrienne Rich, "the maps they gave us were out of date by years." There are no "right" answers, no magic potions, no formulas or recipes. But here are some common-sense suggestions for managing these difficult times.
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