3 months today!
Well done. I like how you are always openly exploring yourself, kind of playing with your sober mind - seeing what you can do, and what you're ready for. I can tell you're a real "hands on" type, like me...you have to actually experience something firsthand to see how it works. Reading manuals is nice, but you like to get your hands dirty. I like your 'tude.
Congrats!
Congrats!
I am so happy and proud of you! You have posted some of the best replies to threads, always direct never beating round the bush. Your quick wit and humor is never lost on me can't wait to see how season deuce turns out! Great great job
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Nuu... congrats!! My friend, you are doing so well I get so much from your perspective and posts. I relate very much to what you share here. Glad to have run across you on this forum! Three months is fabulous!
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Join Date: Jun 2013
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Awwww, Nuudawn...
My heartfelt congratulations!
It's been inspirational for me to follow your progress here, and all the tremendous support you've so freely given. You truly have forged your own way, ever mindful that though the journey is personal, we rarely get better on our own.
I was thinking of the movie Die Hard while reading your comments. Alcohol took your life hostage, and you worked very hard to take it back in ways that you wear very well, and that help others to achieve sobriety. You've been willing to go to any length to stay sober. Think of me as your overweight cop on the ground who gives you support while eating Twinkies as you take out all the bad guys.
Following is an excerpt from the AA Big Book that I very much identify with and that applies to you and most of the rest of us who continue to work for a better life. It's from Dr. Bob Smith, one of AA's co-founders.
When asked if he would ever drink again, Dr. Bob replied, "As long as I'm thinking the way I'm thinking now, and as long as I'm doing the things I'm doing now, I don't believe I'll ever take another drink."
My heartfelt congratulations!
It's been inspirational for me to follow your progress here, and all the tremendous support you've so freely given. You truly have forged your own way, ever mindful that though the journey is personal, we rarely get better on our own.
I was thinking of the movie Die Hard while reading your comments. Alcohol took your life hostage, and you worked very hard to take it back in ways that you wear very well, and that help others to achieve sobriety. You've been willing to go to any length to stay sober. Think of me as your overweight cop on the ground who gives you support while eating Twinkies as you take out all the bad guys.
Following is an excerpt from the AA Big Book that I very much identify with and that applies to you and most of the rest of us who continue to work for a better life. It's from Dr. Bob Smith, one of AA's co-founders.
When asked if he would ever drink again, Dr. Bob replied, "As long as I'm thinking the way I'm thinking now, and as long as I'm doing the things I'm doing now, I don't believe I'll ever take another drink."
One of my favorite posters on this site - congrats Nuu, an inspiration to us all, for real.
Now the real journey can begin!
Stay strong and hopefully stick around, for the rest of us
Congrats again.
Now the real journey can begin!
Stay strong and hopefully stick around, for the rest of us
Congrats again.
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Ah Endgame...I fell for ya weeks ago : ) As I fought back some tears after reading your post..and others who have let me know my posts have helped them, the ever-sage Dee provided the much needed comic relief with his Fonzie reference. Brilliant. And I will buy you twinkies anyday EG!
I couldn't help but think of the following when I read all your posts guys ..tee hee.
"You like me!" - YouTube
I couldn't help but think of the following when I read all your posts guys ..tee hee.
"You like me!" - YouTube
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Thanks for sharing your story so far Nuudawn.
Thank you too for sharing all the highs and lows and all the rawness of your feelings at times. I get the feeling you are a ballsy lady am anticipatingthe next season is going to be fantastic.
Knock em dead, Sugar! xx
Thank you too for sharing all the highs and lows and all the rawness of your feelings at times. I get the feeling you are a ballsy lady am anticipatingthe next season is going to be fantastic.
Knock em dead, Sugar! xx
Congratulations Nuudawn. I'm with you on the nicotine and ice cream. Both have been my substitute for alcohol cravings. There's a frozen custard shop about a mile from my home, and they give very generous portions. I swear I crave it more than I did alcohol. But at least with ice cream, I don't keep consuming it until I pass out.
Anyway, here's to a sober Fall season.
Anyway, here's to a sober Fall season.
I echo this, I remember my first day and amongst others you were there with help, I will always be grateful to you. Congratulations
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