25 months sober and half way through a bottle of vodka
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Hit a good spot... do you mean everything's going great and you wanted to drink? If so, that's a typical thing for an alcoholic to do. To want to extend the good feelings by drinking.
25 months? Well, that's a great job on your part. I hope you can put the bottle down, throw it out.
25 months? Well, that's a great job on your part. I hope you can put the bottle down, throw it out.
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I go through lots of things and stress but when I hit a good spot I destroy it
I swear somewhere in my head i wanna destroy myself. Why like it or not i fight to make proper choices each day cause somewhere in that noggin of mine theres another voice thats like pff screw it who cares.
Gotta fight those urges.
just dust yourself off and get back on the wagon. its not the end of the world.
Thanks you lovely people - I feel so guilty that I have not been here for so long. Go a bit above myself didn't I? IDIOT that I am
I will be back and hopefully all the better for it.
xx
I will be back and hopefully all the better for it.
xx
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I feel so guilty that I have not been here for so long. Go a bit above myself didn't I? IDIOT that I am
guilt is not a good or beneficial emotion for folks like us it'll just keep us down. Dont feed it. Just move forward and put the drink down.
As Jennie pointed out, you're not an idiot, just a person dealing with addiction. Hex, your profile says you're a 12-Stepping bunny. Are you still involved with AA/NA? Do you have someone in the program you can call? A slip after 25 months sucks, but it isn't the end of the world, so try not to let it turn into a days long spree.
Hey Hexipuff - if you've wandered off the road, the important thing is not to panic.
Take a breath or two, fan that flame of recovery within you, dump whatever's left and get back on Recovery Rd
Make this an abberation, not a ongoing catastrophe
D
Take a breath or two, fan that flame of recovery within you, dump whatever's left and get back on Recovery Rd
Make this an abberation, not a ongoing catastrophe
D
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