Every hour. . .
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Every hour. . .
Every hour feels like a day.. But every hour is an accomplishment that I didn't ingest anymore beer... Sheesh if only it could be 6 months from now already. But I know I have to take it a day or an hour at a time.
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I had a first attempt about 7 months ago. I relapsed. But now I am trying again and I am more serious than I have ever been in my life. Drinking was making me sick. I am just waiting for the withdrawals to be over so I can start my life again.
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It will get better I promise.
I know it sounds like a cliche, but keeping occupied helps.
It helped me.
In 14 days it will be a year since I had a drink but it still occupies space in my head. I still think about it.
I don't crave alcohol but I just think about it for example what would it feel like to have a drink after so long, how many days have I done know, what are other people drinking, and so on and so on.
I don't know maybe drinking is deeply ingrained in our cultures, it occupies a lot of space in our heads.
I'm not having a good day today either.
I just wanted to make you feel a bit better.
I know it sounds like a cliche, but keeping occupied helps.
It helped me.
In 14 days it will be a year since I had a drink but it still occupies space in my head. I still think about it.
I don't crave alcohol but I just think about it for example what would it feel like to have a drink after so long, how many days have I done know, what are other people drinking, and so on and so on.
I don't know maybe drinking is deeply ingrained in our cultures, it occupies a lot of space in our heads.
I'm not having a good day today either.
I just wanted to make you feel a bit better.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Canada. About as far south as you can get
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Quitting drinking and staying quit is one thing ....
For a lot of us the trick is learning to live sober, to be comfortable in our own skin.
I couldn't accomplish this until I surrendered to Alcoholics Anonymous.
All the best.
Bob R
For a lot of us the trick is learning to live sober, to be comfortable in our own skin.
I couldn't accomplish this until I surrendered to Alcoholics Anonymous.
All the best.
Bob R
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