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Originally Posted by Michael66 
Well done J41
I'd second the idea of letting the agencies know now. That way you won't spend money that will probably be reclaimed by them in the future. Best to keep your finances in order as you go along rather than storing up concealed debt for the future.
Michael
I'd second the idea of letting the agencies know now. That way you won't spend money that will probably be reclaimed by them in the future. Best to keep your finances in order as you go along rather than storing up concealed debt for the future.
Michael
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there are limits
Originally Posted by Justfor1
Of course, I'm also worried about if I relapse because I will have access to a cash register wish is not a good thing.
don't even entertain that thought
let's hope that you don't but if you do relapse
quit the job before you would stoop so low
there are limits in our lives now that we know better
let's hope that you don't but if you do relapse
quit the job before you would stoop so low
there are limits in our lives now that we know better
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Originally Posted by Justfor1
Most of my co-workers are young & are the "party type". I have already been asked to have "a drink" this Sunday. I told them I don't drink much anymore. I think they would be horrified if we went out & I began drinking in my usual state. A few of them already have the DUI issues & no license. Their in their early 20's & I feel a bit old. They also know that I grew up with the head manager so I feel like I'm looked at as the "boss's pet".
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Originally Posted by deeker
much? be careful leaving the door open even a little. It will slam just on you.
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I'm glad you got a job Just! And I'm so happy that you stopped drinking again. I was able to keep my job during my drinking years. But I am sure people new. I certainly can tell when someone is hungover . . . but I had a lot practice being that way.
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