Class Of March 2014
Class Of March 2014
Welcome everyone!
this is the support thread for everyone who wants to quit drugs or alcohol this month of March 2014
come and join us!
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Class Of February 2014 is now here
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...-part-4-a.html
Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible. -Saint Francis of Assisi
this is the support thread for everyone who wants to quit drugs or alcohol this month of March 2014
come and join us!
D
Class Of February 2014 is now here
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...-part-4-a.html
Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible. -Saint Francis of Assisi
March! March! March! March is a fantastic month to quit. Welcome to the Marchers of 2014. Zerothehero you are the first Marcher14, you go Zero, in twelve months you'll be celebrating a year just like I'm going to next week. Who else is in?
Well guess i should join another new class, on day 2 but feel like a clean slate on the first of March- St Davids day, feel very uneasy and anxious still but I need to make this a new start, managed nearly four months last time in the september class, which is the longest ive been sober since my teens, its a drain to start again but this latest binge was very destructive and think ive entered into chronic alcoholism when i have that first drink i cant stop, even after that period of sobriety. So need to commit to this to save my life, alcohol has dominated over half of my life (im 33 now) and i want to live instead of exist in an alcoholic haze.
waking down
Join Date: Dec 2013
Posts: 4,641
I've been sober since December, but I've been thinking a lot about the narcotics in the bathroom. I can soberly say they haven't been a problem in terms of excessive use, but I have this psychological thing about feeling a need to have them there even if I rarely use them. They are helpful when I get wicked pain and spasms in my back, neck and shoulder (car accident years ago), but I also confess I love the buzz, and I had wicked withdrawals after a summer of opium smoking decades ago, so there is definite risk. I feel anxiety just writing this. So...using them has become inconsistent with my overall recovery. I'm tossing the bottle. Next time I'm tempted to go to the doctor for a prescription I'll spend the money on chiropractic or a massage, instead. Marching on...
Member
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Yorkshire
Posts: 12
All the best, Gran. I didn't have the guts to leave a bottle half empty. If there was a big bottle or a small bottle it still went the same way the only way I could limit it was buying smaller bottles from the cigarette counter and ignoring the knowing smile from the cashier. If it was there it had to be consumed.
Sober since October
Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: In the world in my eyes...Somewhere I've never been before...
Posts: 7,355
Hi, all) I am from class October 2012, and a few days ago I hit my 500 days sobriety milestone.
I would like to welcome all the Marchers 2014 and wish you stay strong and determined on your sobriety road. Never never give up, doesn't matter how loud and convincing your addictive voice can be. It surely can be done - one day at a time.
P.S. I am still struggling with binge eating from time to time and hope March will be great to get over it at last)
Best luck to all!
I would like to welcome all the Marchers 2014 and wish you stay strong and determined on your sobriety road. Never never give up, doesn't matter how loud and convincing your addictive voice can be. It surely can be done - one day at a time.
P.S. I am still struggling with binge eating from time to time and hope March will be great to get over it at last)
Best luck to all!
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