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Old 03-09-2018, 01:40 AM
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D122y
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Location: Soberville, USA
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Mum,

My lack of education about booze helped me to periodically drink daily, day drink, and start and stop hundreds of times.

I needed some medical issues to shake me up enough to quit past a week or so.

Once I hit 90 days clean or so, I became impatient that I was still feeling off kilter.

I am now nearly 1000 days clean and sometimes I feel great, others I am off kilter.

I call it my PAWS. The brain damage is deap. It is real. If I get drunk again, I will suffer again.

I will never fully recover from my addiction. It is a chronic condition.

SR has save me from relapse over and over. Reading here keeps the fading memories of why I quit alive.

I pray eventually I will rewire enough that I won't crave any more. Until then, I will take my crave suffering as a reminder that I am a little jacked up from my drunkard ways.

It is my life now.

I don't envy drinkers. Drinking is an addiction for way more people than advertised. If a person routinely consumes 14 units a week, plus periodic binge, they are addicted for life. That level of drinking will expedite their demise.

The world according to D122y.

Thanks.
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