My kiver is screming noo!
Wow, ok. I did not remember posting that. But I'm happy I did. Today I spent the whole day in bed and will crawl back into it after this post. I just can't take the day today. Huge hangover and beginning withdrawal. But... no drinking. And since I'm going to sleep again in a moment, today will be a successful day sober.
Tomorrow I think I'll contact my doctor, unless it goes so well that it doesn't seem necessary. But I doubt that. I'll see. But today I was awake every once in a while, thinking about how I can't go on like this. I'll die from alcohol-related disease if I keep drinking. I want to be healthy and happy.
Tomorrow I think I'll contact my doctor, unless it goes so well that it doesn't seem necessary. But I doubt that. I'll see. But today I was awake every once in a while, thinking about how I can't go on like this. I'll die from alcohol-related disease if I keep drinking. I want to be healthy and happy.
Tomorrow I think I'll contact my doctor, unless it goes so well that it doesn't seem necessary. But I doubt that. I'll see. But today I was awake every once in a while, thinking about how I can't go on like this. I'll die from alcohol-related disease if I keep drinking. I want to be healthy and happy.
I was a prolific drunk poster on social media. Never SR, but everyone's FB, email, comments section of new sites, and of course texting. I would dread waking up after a night of drinking and having to review all the cringe-worthy messages I sent out. Particularly when ex-girlfriends were involved.
May as well stay in bed and sleep off the hangover. Start over fresh, rested, and sober tomorrow.
May as well stay in bed and sleep off the hangover. Start over fresh, rested, and sober tomorrow.
twentyfive....I think a decision to call your doctor can't be made depending on how you feel from one minute to the next. Actually the moment that you feel good is exactly the time to do it. Your liver will be grateful and your kiver should disappear
You can do this twentyfive! Keep trying and eventually you will see what it is doing to you, mind and body. We are all living testimonies to what alcohol does to our minds... it regresses us to a desperate and hungry animal. Striving for a carrot that does not exist. What you are looking for is within you. Alcohol prevents us from accessing a true relationship with ourselves. Without a relationship with ourselves we have no base, no home.. we become homeless in mind and desperate in body, as we search and meander the woods for brains.. err happiness. haha too much Walking Dead
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