Day 5 feeling good
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Belize
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Day 5 feeling good
Hi Everyone, 5 days in a row has been the longest I have gone for years. I was and I really mean it WAS! a heavy daily drinker of Rum for 20 years. Still working on coordination and nutrition but otherwise feel physically fine. The funny or not so funny thing is the emotions...for no reason at all I suddenly burst into laughter or down right start crying my eyes out. I am sure its just the brain rewiring itself sober. I'm a grown Man and it is kind of embarrassing but so what I will get through it. Thanks SR for giving me a place to talk.
...not falling down them
Join Date: Mar 2012
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Hey that's great, good on ya! I'm in early recovery too, day 10 and get weepy for no apparent reason. They tell me it's just the roller coaster of early recovery. I like you saying "so what, I'll get through it". Me too!!
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Brighton, UK
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i hear ya mate, i was the same, its a roller coaster ride in the early days hey, well done n keep going buddy 
ps/ now that the fogs starting to clear, might be a good time to figure out a plan/method to stay stopped? AA works for me, and thousands of others worldwide
ps/ now that the fogs starting to clear, might be a good time to figure out a plan/method to stay stopped? AA works for me, and thousands of others worldwide
Last edited by johnny2times; 03-26-2012 at 08:04 AM. Reason: add
So it goes
Join Date: Jan 2012
Location: Manchester UK
Posts: 1,620
Belize, amongst other things alcohol anaesthetises you, your body and mind are getting to grips with emotions again
It wont be all an easy path to sobriety, but it will be a million times better than staying drunk
Keep in there you are doing great
It wont be all an easy path to sobriety, but it will be a million times better than staying drunk
Keep in there you are doing great
Computer Experiment..Gone Bad!
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Join Date: Mar 2012
Location: Belize
Posts: 59
Originally Posted by johnny2times 
i hear ya mate, i was the same, its a roller coaster ride in the early days hey, well done n keep going buddy
ps/ now that the fogs starting to clear, might be a good time to figure out a plan/method to stay stopped? AA works for me, and thousands of others worldwide
ps/ now that the fogs starting to clear, might be a good time to figure out a plan/method to stay stopped? AA works for me, and thousands of others worldwide
A PLAN is a must and based on my location on a small island off the Belize coast AA is not available. Closest meetings are in Chetumal, MX and its all Spanish speaking. I understand enough Spanish to get in trouble and buy any kind Drink ya want but not enough to attend AA in Spanish. I am reading up online AVRT, etc... but for now it is beach therapy and a lot of reading.....
~sb
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: MD
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AA Meetings in Central America
San Pedro AA- Alcoholics Anonymous. Meeting information, call Natalie, 226-4464 or 226-2536. Right now meetings behind the firehouse, just off Jewfish Street. Follow the signs. Tues. 1PM, English Speaking, Tues, Thurday, Saturday at 7:30PM, (or whenever you get there). English/Spanish Speaking Meeting. Evening sessions are conducted by Amando Lemus and the noon session by Natalie Pallen.
Go here: English speaking meetings have 2 * (**) next to them. aabelize.org/
meeting schedule: aa_groups
San Pedro AA- Alcoholics Anonymous. Meeting information, call Natalie, 226-4464 or 226-2536. Right now meetings behind the firehouse, just off Jewfish Street. Follow the signs. Tues. 1PM, English Speaking, Tues, Thurday, Saturday at 7:30PM, (or whenever you get there). English/Spanish Speaking Meeting. Evening sessions are conducted by Amando Lemus and the noon session by Natalie Pallen.
Go here: English speaking meetings have 2 * (**) next to them. aabelize.org/
meeting schedule: aa_groups
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