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bryandylan878 · 26-30, M
I see your situation and matter. I would like to provide some advice and suggestions. First, I would consider that you encourage the alcoholic family member to reach out and ask for help. Since there are young children involved, I would consider communicating with the Child Protective Services. Also to find some psychological or psychiatrical services for them and share the contact and referal information. I would also find and reach out to close friends who know him very well to assist him with getting back on his feet. I hope this helps.

Fungirlmmm · 51-55, F
You don't really help. They have to want to get help for themselves. You can help with resources and by helping his kids, but until he is ready or hits rock bottom nothing you do will help in reality. I have been there and done that myself and wasted my time and money.
pearllederman · 61-69, F
i would get custody of the kids
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