By Susan AdcoxOriginal Source: soberlink.comChildhood memories are tricky things. You may not remember a trip you took as a child, but you probably remember going to the emergency room for stitches. You have surely forgotten thousands of days you spent in the classroom, but you may remember the day a teacher yelled at you.Childhood experiences that have the greatest impact are those that have a lot of feelings attached to them. Living with a parent who struggles with alcoholism can be a highly emotional experience. Perhaps that is why these childhood experiences are so powerful and long-lasting.Having a parent with Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) can affect children greatly. This is not to say that all parents with Alcohol Use Disorder cause trauma to their children. Many are able to or have chosen to take steps in making sure their children are not affected. However, for some parents, even if their own behavior never becomes abusive or violent, children can still be impacted in many ways. These seven are perhaps the most significant...click here to continue reading