Mel wrote:

On Thu, 17 Mar 2005 04:25:01 -0500, 123 <123@anywere.com> wrote in

everybody else just pretty much refuses to take her phone calls, no
explanations offered. i'd sort of like to help this woman, but, i
don't think she's really receiving help right now. i don't want to
be mean, but there's only so much i can take. if i don't do
something, i'm just going to snap and be really mean.
diana

I can see a lot of insanity on both sides of the issues. Considering
the rant, you might want to question your ability to sponsor. It is
obvious that this woman needs help, but it is also obvious that you
don't have the experience or fortitude to help such an addict sort
through the insanity of the addiction. I see a lot of hypocrisy in
your post. Perhaps, it is best to work your own recovery, learn to
walk the walk and be an inspiration to the suffering addict. I
believe
that you should break this relationship because of the fact that you
are inexperienced and can't handle it. Your inexperience will be to
the detriment of this addict. You need to be honest with yourself
and honest with this woman and tell her that you don't have the
experience to help her recover from her addictions.

nice rant. pity you made zero sense. i guess that's par for the
course for a member of Narcotics Anonymous.
suck down some crack and come back to us.

i couldn't find any other posts by 123 to determine the origin of its
drive-by advice.
diana