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Dee74 02-09-2019 12:18 AM

Hard to answer when the question is vague Miz :)

but I got sober in spite of my family, in spite of the friends I'd collected, in spite of the way I solved problems, in spite of the way I regulated my moods. in spite of the fear I had over change and responsibility and the future....

in spite of everything, I had a simple binary choice.
Life or death.

I made a good choice.
I know you can too Miz :)

D

Obladi 02-09-2019 01:02 AM

(((Mizz!)))

Hawkeye13 02-09-2019 02:38 AM

Missed you Mizz :grouphug:

fini 02-09-2019 08:45 AM

hello Mizz.

Hawkeye13 02-09-2019 02:12 PM

Hey, how about a few more words about what's up?

Stayingsassy 02-09-2019 03:26 PM


Originally Posted by Mizzuno (Post 7119629)
A big GIGANTIC YES, sprinkled in with a little bit of no!

how long have I been on this site? Crawling back? Am I ******* doomed? It sure as hell feels that way. One year sober on many occasions and then I am back to the old vino. What a ******* nightmare. I mean, how does this cycle change? Im all good sober until 1 year later? ( all writings are done in a very calm voice. I am not angry or emotional. Just inquiring....no one really has the answer)

I have the answer for me. I can suggest it to you but only you can accept it as the answer for you.

It’s different for everyone, but several here have figured out some common things: acceptance of the problem is the first, then the second is making it the highest priority in your life; I.e. doing anything and everything you can to avoid drinking, until that becomes second nature.

That’s pretty much it.

Cosima11 02-10-2019 12:05 AM

Hey Mizz, so what happens at a year? That was a surprisingly turbulent milestone for me.. I think it had to do with unmet expectations and realizing the magnitude of the changes that still needed to occur.

I'm not a fan of indoctrinating programs or authority either. Just of freedom and being in control of my own life again. Contrary to being powerless I think sobriety is the most empowering thing I've ever done for myself..

Dropsie 02-12-2019 05:01 AM

So good to "see" you Mizz.

Anything else you feel comfortable to share?

lessgravity 04-25-2019 07:32 PM

Hoping you find your way back.

Obladi 04-26-2019 03:33 AM

Thanks for the bump, less.

Mizz, I've also been thinking about you. I miss you and hope to see you again soon, drinking or not.

xo
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