Old 01-19-2019, 05:50 AM
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TakesLot2Change
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Originally Posted by JustTony View Post
When we are drunk we feel that we know our own mind and then we talk and act.

When we are in early recovery we are partially sober as we flush out toxins and we then THINK we know our own mind and talk and act.

Then we become totally toxin free and believe “that’s it - I now KNOW my real self!” And then we talk and act...

All three ‘people’ and ways of talking, feeling and acting are different. I know that from my own experience. I’m pretty sure that the way we feel, act and talk is even more different if you’re very long term sober (I’ve never got there).

I guess my point is that you should follow your plan. Go into rehab. Come out much cleaner. And THEN see if you feel differently about all that you posted? If not then fine - see where she’s at. If you feel different then - deal with whatever you believe your outlook is then.

In the meantime - rehab is ALL you should focus in on.

Love and Support,

JT
Like the subconscious? Makes a lot of sense. I’m far from being sober with alcohol although sober has a bigger meaning. I think just because I got sober with a certain drug doesn’t make me sober if I’m struggling with Alcohol.

Thank you all.
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