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Old 05-01-2016, 08:42 AM
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stevieg46
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No Kaily you are not beyond help .

If you continue to feel you are hopeless then you will remain so .

Reality is there are no hopeless cases , some think they are helpless also .
If you want to get out of that frame of mind ? then you need to do something about it .

First thing is make a decision , stay away from the 1 st drink and you will not get drunk , not only that but keep doing so and you will start to get well , everybody that wants to stop must have a plan , mine was AA it is a great help and I am now over 10 years sober with the help I received from then it was very encouraging and I got understanding and did not feel alone .

There are other ways and plans to do with stopping drinking you need to find one that suits , you have made the first step by your admission , wishing you well .

Stevie recovered 12 03 2006 .
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