battypatty

I have been sober for 10 months. A couple of nights ago I went out to dinner with Husband, Son and Aunt and Uncle. I said something I thought as very funny. Nobody else appreciated the humor in what I said which made it even funnier to me. I started laughing, harder and harder. I crossed that line into uncontrollable laughter. My Son was infected by my laughter and started laughing. My Husband looked at me like I lost my mind. My Aunt asked me if I took a happy pill. I said "No, but i am sober!" Ahhh, sobriety - the truely altered state!

CarolD

Glad you had a fun dinner....Way to go on your 11 months!

Dee74

Congrats on your sober time and your recovery Patty

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hollybear

I can't wait to get to that point to be able to feel joyful again Thanks for the positive post to make me feel like I have something to look forward to after this!

least

Living sober has given me something to laugh about again. I'm no longer unhappy all the time and can enjoy funny things/jokes/situations where I used to just cry over everything. It feels good to laugh again!

loveon2legs

It really is great to laugh again isn't it!!! Congratulations on your 10 months!! and keep laughin'!!!

Supercrew

I did the same thing this morning after hearing a silly joke and repeating it 3 or 4 times to the wife and my son, and she finally looked at me and said "what, are you drunk?", and I said, "no, I'm happy!" as I continued cracking up.

Ghostlight

Isn't it great to just be able to laugh again?
Instead of listening to bad jokes in bars, I now laugh and appreciate everyday things.

Best to you! And keep on Laughing!