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Old 07-13-2020, 10:00 AM
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D122y
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The most important thing was I wanted to quit. I really really really wanted to live a normal life. A life that allowed me to achieve all the God given ability I had. Booze had reduced me to a dead man walking.

If I didn't want to quit 100%, it would have been impossible. My addiction was too strong.

The hell to get clean, which I describe as a continued effort beginning with a 2 plus year treck in and out of sanity, was only achievable this long by this forum. Others use AA, SMART, etc etc.

If I was not told what was going on and what will happen if I drink again, I would have relapsed over and over.

The mental and physical damage was way more than I realized. The degradation is insidious.

My questions have not been answered in one thread. They took a few months of quearies and squirrel chases to develop my way of getting my act together.

Hope this helps.

Thanks.
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