Originally Posted by
ScottFromWI 
A last thought here Car Dealer...perhaps going back and reading some of your posts from last August might help in your decision. Especially this one about what you were thankful for about quitting at the time.
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ml#post3544998
And also the one about your daughter bringing friends over
Great idea ScottFromWisconsin
You wrote this too Card,
10-03-2012, 12:28 PM #10 (permalink)
cardealer
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problem is that if you suffer anxiety the drink will be a way out and then take a slow hold.It seems if you worry about things you are an easy target for the power of alcohol to lure you in.
Please just try and leave it alone.
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and this Card
10-03-2012, 11:36 AM #20 (permalink)
cardealer
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Happier
NAPS! I love them. Go to sleep sober, sleep peacefully, wake up feeling great.
I,ve noticed that,i can take a nap in the afternoon on my days off,its a different kind of sleep when you are sober,wake up not scared of what i may have said or done,no dry mouth,headache,or regret.3 months yesterday i had my last drink.
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And this
08-24-2012, 07:29 AM #15 (permalink)
cardealer
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Great post
i remember my kids bringing friends home in the evenings when they were young.my daughter explaining to her friends why her daddy kept bumping into things and was talking funny,then the embarrasment when the parents came to pick them up and i was slurring my words with a glased look in my eye.My daughter never brought many friends home.Just wish i had those years back to put things right
(Sounds like you forgot where the drink brought you in the past Card)