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Old 07-30-2018, 04:02 PM
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Originally Posted by helloxdarling View Post
I haven't actually gone to an AA meeting, I've thought about it many times but I work myself into panic attacks anytime I have to do something social that I'm not used to. As part of my DUI sentencing I went through out patient treatment and IOP/EOP meetings one to three times a week. Maybe AA would be different but I found the group meeting very uncomfortable.

Thank you Healthyandsober

And thank you Least. Like I said, I have never tried to stop drinking "once and for all" it's always been "how can i manage my life better and still drink" - but I am realizing too late that I should have just tried to quit a long time ago. I'm sicking of hurting other people, I never want to hurt anyone else because of my problem anymore, and while I don't really care about myself much, I am tired of being in mental and physical pain.
AA is not for everyone however I found it to be a community that knows what you're going through and wants to help you through recovery. Maybe try one meeting and then go from there.

You can do this so keep focusing on a new and stronger you!
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