Sponsees, actually. I have a sponsor. And I sponsor people (sponsees) that's how it works. It's usually either excellent or dreadful but funny. LOL.
I had one woman tell me upfront "I'm kind of a ....*." I was like, surely it can't be *that* bad? It totally was. I need to remember that if a woman says that to me UPFRONT I totally, totally should believe her. LOL.
To get back on topic, I don't have a taker for that pico rainbow mod. I need to seriously decide if I am going to PIF or just sell it for cheap on the classifieds, as I hate going to the post office and some money, even a little, might make that easier.
Anna
You actually got me thinking... (I know, I know.. right? Lol)
But, when a person has a disease and needs whatever emotional support that goes with that - are we SURE that someone with the exact same disease is the most helpful?
I'm not so sure actually. ..
I have a disease which is classed as the most painful chronic disease that exists today. .. which, fine... might need support for that right?
So I joined a support group (hahaha) what I wanted to know, was how do we live with this, what are the best ways to deal with this level of pain without affecting negatively everyone around you... THAT was why I joined a support group..
What I got was a roomful of whiners... poor poor pitiful me. Which yeah - it flipping hurts I have the same disease... but at some point you have to move past poor poor pitiful me, and learn how to smile through the pain..
But life wasn't what any of them wanted... they wanted to whine and stay stuck right where they were. So I supported myself right on out of said support group and LIVED, the best I could manage. I didn't need people trying to drag me down, I needed someone to lift me up, so I decide I was my own best option.
You would think the same would be true for alcoholics too... I mean, you want a drink of alcohol so you go sit in a room with others who want it just as badly as you and listen for an hour about how bad everyone wants to get drunk?
How can that help keep you from hitting up the nearest alcohol store?
Perhaps rather, finding someone with a different disease is a much better support option!