I'm drinking now after 8 years sobriety
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When you feel tempted remember how low you were a few days ago. Drinking will only take you back to that place.
I'm loving witnessing all the support for Paddy. Warms the cockles of my heart, and you so deserve it, Paddy.
P.S. My son's name is Patrick. You have the best name in the world, imo :-D
I'm loving witnessing all the support for Paddy. Warms the cockles of my heart, and you so deserve it, Paddy.
P.S. My son's name is Patrick. You have the best name in the world, imo :-D
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Just woke from a nightmare, I was drinking in it, it's 5am Irish time, I don't feel all the better for it but relieved it's not true. Checked my bank balance as rent is due and yes I spent quite a bit on my spree and rent is due so my heart is thumping, I dont like to owe anything and certainly don't like to borrow but i have to swallow my pride and reach out to my brother for remainder until I get back on my feet. The worry of it has me awake but thats part of my consequences and I have to accept it. It could be a lot worse as I am only short 100euro but I'm normally on top of things, looks like I'll have to spend the week on bread and water, it can be done, I've often went weeks without eating only drink alone.. Here's to a brighter future for us all...
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You guys saved me, that night I had the blade in my hand while I was cutting myself and thinking nobody wants me anymore, I'm just a drunk.... Your positive and helpful messages kept flooding in.. I cried soo much but I reached out for help as u posted and was brought straight to A&E.. Thanks Guys
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Thank you Scott, i will never forget you all and your helphttp://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/images/smilies/Thanks.gif
Luckily it was just a dream! You are doing great. Hang in there, it will get better. If you are short on rent now you will still be short on rent if you drink. But you also have a hangover and some bad feelings along with it. It's not worth it. I agree with another poster. Look back at your thread a couple nights ago and let that be the reason you don't drink. I'm pulling for you! And us all
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Luckily it was just a dream! You are doing great. Hang in there, it will get better. If you are short on rent now you will still be short on rent if you drink. But you also have a hangover and some bad feelings along with it. It's not worth it. I agree with another poster. Look back at your thread a couple nights ago and let that be the reason you don't drink. I'm pulling for you! And us all
Paddy,
Like everyone else here, I am so relieved that you are on the mend.
I was so worried about you, and you seem like such a terrific person.
I know about the money worries -- but they are never as bad as they seem when you face them -- which I find impossible to do...
Like everyone else here, I am so relieved that you are on the mend.
I was so worried about you, and you seem like such a terrific person.
I know about the money worries -- but they are never as bad as they seem when you face them -- which I find impossible to do...
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Paddy,
Like everyone else here, I am so relieved that you are on the mend.
I was so worried about you, and you seem like such a terrific person.
I know about the money worries -- but they are never as bad as they seem when you face them -- which I find impossible to do...
Like everyone else here, I am so relieved that you are on the mend.
I was so worried about you, and you seem like such a terrific person.
I know about the money worries -- but they are never as bad as they seem when you face them -- which I find impossible to do...
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Well to be honest the Psych was lovely but of no great help because I don't want anymore medication, but i have to say he was a lovely man from Nigeria so we just chatted about how I was getting on, they really don't connect like addiction counsellors who was wonderful. I suppose he had been there himself before, I never got around to asking him though, either way I felt very comfortable and I'm seeing him again Tuesday. I have my friend who is also an addiction Counsellor bringing me for coffee tomorrow morning 11am and Doctor at 15.15pm plus meeting after at 18.00pm i'm putting my financial worries aside until after weekend to give my mind time to think rationally as it's a wee bit scattered at the moment from all the turmoil.. i feel naturally tired now for the first time in a while so i'm off to the land of nod zzzzz http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ies/Thanks.gif
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Good morning all, hope we all have a safe sober day, hadn't the best of sleeps last night but today is a new day, it's wet and dreary here in Ireland this morning but I'm not going to let it dampen my spirits. I am going to try and get myself out of the 'Pity Pot' and get living again. God bless you all.
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