Class of April 2014
Class of April 2014
Welcome everyone!
this is the support thread for everyone who wants to quit drugs or alcohol this month of April 2014
come and join us!
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Class Of March 2014 is now here
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...-part-7-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 April 2014
come and join us!
D
Class Of March 2014 is now here
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...-part-7-a.html
Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible. -Saint Francis of Assisi
3 days & winding down in day 4. I "failed" my last class & have struggled over the last couple of years to "hold on" to sobriety, but I know it's the life I want & am not going to give up. Glad you are all here
Member
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: LONDON
Posts: 2
I'm having a stab at it, starting today (1st April already here in UK). I am starting on a healthy eating plan and booze doesn't feature anywhere in it.
Nervous, but optimistic. Day by day, week by week, month by month.
I know from previous spells of no drinking (usually enforced by life problems and/or antibiotics!) that I find it difficult staying awake after 7pm, and even more difficult staying asleep after midnight!
Best wishes to everyone
Nervous, but optimistic. Day by day, week by week, month by month.
I know from previous spells of no drinking (usually enforced by life problems and/or antibiotics!) that I find it difficult staying awake after 7pm, and even more difficult staying asleep after midnight!
Best wishes to everyone
Member
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: Pacific Northwest
Posts: 684
I'm in. I'm not quite there, but am down to a bit less than 10% of my level as of a few weeks ago, have a solid plan, and am almost there. I don't think I feel as bad as I would if I had gone cold turkey, but I don't feel good. I've been wavering between feeling barely tolerable to almost ok the last few weeks, but I feel strong in my resolve, and I am confident that I will do this as planned.
I'm getting off a combination of oxy and morphine, and am so grateful that this site exists. I have a couple friends who know what's going on with me, but I don't want to dump on them, and I am otherwise on my own with this, as I've kept my addiction secret. It feels really good to just be able to communicate about this stuff, and not feel judged. Thanks everyone.
I'm getting off a combination of oxy and morphine, and am so grateful that this site exists. I have a couple friends who know what's going on with me, but I don't want to dump on them, and I am otherwise on my own with this, as I've kept my addiction secret. It feels really good to just be able to communicate about this stuff, and not feel judged. Thanks everyone.
I'm in!!! Already have 14 days with no alcohol but today I'm back at day 1 with no marijuana (small slip up yesterday...didn't even enjoy it, it made me feel terrified and paranoid!)...April is going to be my month, I'm determined more than ever!!!
I had a beer and glass of wine today. Totally over did it yesterday and didn't want to end up in urgent care due to a panic attack. Today was supposed to be day one, but after "leveling out" it will be tomorrow. AA meeting tomorrow afternoon as well. Will be my second meeting this year. Let's do this guys! We deserve it don't we!?
I had a beer and glass of wine today. Totally over did it yesterday and didn't want to end up in urgent care due to a panic attack. Today was supposed to be day one, but after "leveling out" it will be tomorrow. AA meeting tomorrow afternoon as well. Will be my second meeting this year. Let's do this guys! We deserve it don't we!?
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