Back again....
Back again....
7 months and 17 days....
Thanks guys, ya'll were there when I thought my ass was going to die. Ya'll held my hand through detox, and months of panic, anxiety, insomnia, digestive issues, maltrition issues.
....and here I am. Feel better than ever, because I had forgotten what feeling good was. I still have memory issues from time to time, and speech just fumbles a little but. Live is good..
Just a friendly update and thanks...
Thanks guys, ya'll were there when I thought my ass was going to die. Ya'll held my hand through detox, and months of panic, anxiety, insomnia, digestive issues, maltrition issues.
....and here I am. Feel better than ever, because I had forgotten what feeling good was. I still have memory issues from time to time, and speech just fumbles a little but. Live is good..
Just a friendly update and thanks...
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Ontario, Canada
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Good job man, that is a lot longer then I can say I went I lasted for about 3 months without a drink. Today is day one for me again. I have too many day ones, what keeps you on track?
....I devote all my time that I used to devote to drinking, to working out, running, biking, etc. I just use those things in place of drinking. I found another addiction to cure the one I had, it just happends to be healthy.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 2,059
gmakley-
and what happened to your social life? what about your friends from your drinking days? what about your partner? old life?
i'm 7 weeks sober and i'm finding i'm lonely as all my friends drink.
how did you handle this?
thanks.
naive
and what happened to your social life? what about your friends from your drinking days? what about your partner? old life?
i'm 7 weeks sober and i'm finding i'm lonely as all my friends drink.
how did you handle this?
thanks.
naive
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Scottsdale, AZ, one big happy dysfunctional family!
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naive, I had to meet new friends and start new relationships, the old ones revolved around drinking and I knew it wouldn't work with my life in recovery. In AA, I met more people and and have truer friends than I ever dreamed of having. It spread out from there to my hobbies and career, seems like I start new friendships every week.
It's easy mind over matter.. The inital detox is what was hard. Maintaining is easy... (for me)
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