I hate myself
The insanity of alcoholism.
There is a solution if you are willing to grasp it.
DG, yer 19.you have your whole life ahead of you and if you get into action NOW to get help( you don't have to do it alone and deserve the help) theres YPAA-young people AA. ya know, one of the BEST AA speakers I have heard was a woman that had just celebrated 28 years sober and she was 42 years old.
I went to a meeting a while ago and a 41 year old man had just celebrated 22 years of recovery.
I have met and seen young people in AA and it ALWAYS puts a smile on my face to see youngens comin in AND staying.
PLEASE get into action NOW. you deserve it!
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The hopelessness and the helplessness is all the disease talking. It will sh*t all over your feelings every opportunity it gets. Once you begin to learn to face life sober, those negative feelings begin to stop. But you have to be willing to put the work in. Is it hard? Sure it is. But as anyone else here will tell you, it's worth the effort. Every. Single. Second.
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Hi drunkgirl..
I hope later you will feel a bit better.
I know that heart wrenching feeling of a sick body and mind after drinking..
You will have all the support possible here for you, but we all know, the only one who can truly change things is yourself.
It's never too late.
If you fall down, pick yourself back up.
Keep trying. X
I hope later you will feel a bit better.
I know that heart wrenching feeling of a sick body and mind after drinking..
You will have all the support possible here for you, but we all know, the only one who can truly change things is yourself.
It's never too late.
If you fall down, pick yourself back up.
Keep trying. X
Drunkgirl - give yourself credit for coming here & being honest about your drinking. When I was 19 I was just beginning to think it was an answer to everything. Back then I thought it was helping me cope with life - it was my friend. I would never have admitted I had a problem - just thought I needed to use more willpower. As a result, my life was almost destroyed. I was completely dependent on it & drinking all day when I found SR.
You can have the wonderful life you deserve. You already know what many of us didn't at 19 - you can't drink. I'm glad you're here - please keep reading & posting.
You can have the wonderful life you deserve. You already know what many of us didn't at 19 - you can't drink. I'm glad you're here - please keep reading & posting.
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Hi everyone
sorry for the depressing rant the other day ,
I'm afraid to say things have not improved I am "getting drunk 24/7 now " getting more and more sick everyday , to sick eat anything etc. ; what can I say , you've all tried to help me but I'm incapable of helping myself
thanks all the same
sorry for the depressing rant the other day ,
I'm afraid to say things have not improved I am "getting drunk 24/7 now " getting more and more sick everyday , to sick eat anything etc. ; what can I say , you've all tried to help me but I'm incapable of helping myself
thanks all the same

Sounds as though you are fully aware how your life is being destroyed and that you need to stop, but you can't imagine the thought of not drinking.
I'd be willing to bet everyone who posts on here has felt the same way. I remember actually thinking sober people were fools and how they didn't know what they were missing. This is how bad alcohol can warp the mind.
Unfortunately, you're probably going to have to experience something tragic, or face an ultimatum from loved ones before that switch is flipped in your brain that will force you to make a change. I'm not criticizing you at all, I've just been down this road and know the power alcohol can hold over you.
In the meantime, just don't get behind the wheel. Good luck to you.
I'd be willing to bet everyone who posts on here has felt the same way. I remember actually thinking sober people were fools and how they didn't know what they were missing. This is how bad alcohol can warp the mind.
Unfortunately, you're probably going to have to experience something tragic, or face an ultimatum from loved ones before that switch is flipped in your brain that will force you to make a change. I'm not criticizing you at all, I've just been down this road and know the power alcohol can hold over you.
In the meantime, just don't get behind the wheel. Good luck to you.
deargirl, did you ever look into rehab? I know you have said AA didn't work out, I think Dee suggested looking for a women's only group?
I haven't used anything but SR. There is a lot of wisdom and some very caring people on this board.
We come here as strangers and very quickly become part of the SR family.
please stay with us 
You are already part of the family!
I haven't used anything but SR. There is a lot of wisdom and some very caring people on this board.
We come here as strangers and very quickly become part of the SR family.


You are already part of the family!
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It does sound crazy, but then again addiction is crazy. To be honest I think you need to probably quit seeing him...so whether he wants to go out with you or not is kind of irrelevant. If you keep drinking bad things are going to happen to you, so you need to get away from people who promote it.
I hope to see you here and I would also hope you seek outside help - AA can truly be the best start- free and it is available every day.
Good luck. it might seem absolutely impossible - crazy- to think that you can have a completely different and better life - but you can. Promise.
I'm scared if I stop drinking I'll stop going out and meeting people .

If nothing else think about joining the April support thread.
It's for everyone quitting this month & all you need to do to join is post.
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...art-one-5.html
Great support there...with a few sober days under your belt you might be able to figure out what's next?

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god bless all you people I never thought id get so many responses , I don't know what id do if it wasn't for this site , I'm going to try and get to rehab or another treatment center and get sober
and as for the guy, you're all right my health is more important .

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I was 21 when problems with alcohol became noticeable to myself and others.
But I was young and that was that. Fifteen years later I realized enough was enough.
Most people can drink responsibly but that wasn't me. Why not me?
I don't know and it doesn't matter.
All I know is I can't enjoy a couple of drinks like say my wife.
And if all I can have is a couple then best not to drink at all.
But I was young and that was that. Fifteen years later I realized enough was enough.
Most people can drink responsibly but that wasn't me. Why not me?
I don't know and it doesn't matter.
All I know is I can't enjoy a couple of drinks like say my wife.
And if all I can have is a couple then best not to drink at all.
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