14 Days So Far
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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14 Days So Far
I've made it 14days. Usually at this milestone and again at one month, the devil on my shoulder says, "C'Mon, you aren't an addict, have one drink, for old time's sake?"
Not today.
Not today.
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: near Toronto, Ontario
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Question is
How BIG would that ONE drink be?
There is a man at work, his screensaver shows two men at a pub, with beers...one man says to the other "Come on, let's just finish this one beer."
Each man was holding a beer glass that held 256 ounces of beer, literally...if you look at the picture, even has markings along the glass to show the levels.
HOW big, now THAT'S the question.
I hate that screensaver, by the way.
K out
There is a man at work, his screensaver shows two men at a pub, with beers...one man says to the other "Come on, let's just finish this one beer."
Each man was holding a beer glass that held 256 ounces of beer, literally...if you look at the picture, even has markings along the glass to show the levels.
HOW big, now THAT'S the question.
I hate that screensaver, by the way.
K out
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 335
Yeah I was usually like that....couple weeks my liver must be going good now and back on I went. It wasn't until I hit a bottom that I didn't want a drink for the rest of my life that at 2 weeks and a month I didn't feel the urge to drink. It's been 83 days sober so far for me. My life is great now and getting better each and everyday.
congtraz on 14 days keep at it!
congtraz on 14 days keep at it!
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 7,910
Congratulations! At two weeks, I began to have some hope that I could actually live sober. I still had those alcoholic thoughts in my head, though. It took months before I didn't hear them anymore.
So be patient and keep taking it one day at a time. If that insane thinking starts up again, just know it's coming from the old addiction version of you and you don't have to let those kind of thoughts dictate your actions anymore.
You can do it!
So be patient and keep taking it one day at a time. If that insane thinking starts up again, just know it's coming from the old addiction version of you and you don't have to let those kind of thoughts dictate your actions anymore.
You can do it!
Forward we go...side by side-Rest In Peace
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Location: Serene In Dixie
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Listen to the other voice...the angel one that wants only the best for you
This really can be your time for moving into a solid sober future...
Congratulations....
...Welcome
This really can be your time for moving into a solid sober future...
Congratulations....
...Welcome
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