Was drinking for five days straight.
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Was drinking for five days straight.
Started Thursday through last night. Less than a bottle of booze each night.
What should I do? I'm not hung over but just really tired and high heart rate and stomach ache. Not nausea, just lower right dull pain.
I have work today but can call in sick or work from home. Just really depressed and feel like a failure.
What should I do? I'm not hung over but just really tired and high heart rate and stomach ache. Not nausea, just lower right dull pain.
I have work today but can call in sick or work from home. Just really depressed and feel like a failure.
Hello starcco,
I'm sorry that you are suffering, not only from the aftermath of a binge, but also with the decision of how to move forward.
If you are able, I would work from home. Give yourself some space today to re-evaluate your situation.
As a chronic binge drinker, and now back in recovery, I can tell you that the binges only get longer and harder to recover from....
Hang in there, be kind to yourself today, and rest
I'm sorry that you are suffering, not only from the aftermath of a binge, but also with the decision of how to move forward.
If you are able, I would work from home. Give yourself some space today to re-evaluate your situation.
As a chronic binge drinker, and now back in recovery, I can tell you that the binges only get longer and harder to recover from....
Hang in there, be kind to yourself today, and rest
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Hello starcco,
I'm sorry that you are suffering, not only from the aftermath of a binge, but also with the decision of how to move forward.
If you are able, I would work from home. Give yourself some space today to re-evaluate your situation.
As a chronic binge drinker, and now back in recovery, I can tell you that the binges only get longer and harder to recover from....
Hang in there, be kind to yourself today, and rest
I'm sorry that you are suffering, not only from the aftermath of a binge, but also with the decision of how to move forward.
If you are able, I would work from home. Give yourself some space today to re-evaluate your situation.
As a chronic binge drinker, and now back in recovery, I can tell you that the binges only get longer and harder to recover from....
Hang in there, be kind to yourself today, and rest
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I remember those binges that became a bunch of days strung together. Days and nights, because I'd pass out and wake up in the late eve to start drinking again, drink through the night, then pass out again in early am around 5 or 6. It was an eerie, terrifying cycle of drinking and sleeping: nothing else.
Labor day weekend would definitely fit the bill for a bender contender.
Take how you feel today and make this your last alcohol quit.
Labor day weekend would definitely fit the bill for a bender contender.
Take how you feel today and make this your last alcohol quit.
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I remember those binges that became a bunch of days strung together. Days and nights, because I'd pass out and wake up in the late eve to start drinking again, drink through the night, then pass out again in early am around 5 or 6. It was an eerie, terrifying cycle of drinking and sleeping: nothing else.
Labor day weekend would definitely fit the bill for a bender contender.
Take how you feel today and make this your last alcohol quit.
Labor day weekend would definitely fit the bill for a bender contender.
Take how you feel today and make this your last alcohol quit.
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Hydrate for at least 48hrs first.
Also if you commit to sobriety, you get to actually relax and spend time with people on holiday weekends instead of just spending time with booze then feeling guilty and horrible on tuesday...
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I used to work out at the end of a bender but I don't recommend it. It pushes toxins through and helps a hangover a little, but if you aren't hydrated you can get palpitations and muscle cramps, possibly even nausea and vomiting. I was dumb and did it anyway but it only made me more dehydrated and sometimes the color of my urine after a bender plus exercise used to freak me out. also I had muscle cramp injuries more than once. Dont do it.
Hydrate for at least 48hrs first.
Also if you commit to sobriety, you get to actually relax and spend time with people on holiday weekends instead of just spending time with booze then feeling guilty and horrible on tuesday...
Hydrate for at least 48hrs first.
Also if you commit to sobriety, you get to actually relax and spend time with people on holiday weekends instead of just spending time with booze then feeling guilty and horrible on tuesday...
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