Day 7
what I did different this time is being completey honest with my husband about how much I was drinking, I was drinking vodka after he went to bed. And being honest with my dr and being monitered by him, I went to a recovery center for an assessment, they told me there I needed to be in a rehab to detox, but I wasnt able to leave my family, they told me to go to the dr so he could monitor me and give me meds to help with withdrawal. So 2 weeks after the assessment and 2 weeks of heavy drinking I decided that was enough. Having my husbands support and the drs to really helps, and of course God and prayers give me strength. My Pastor is very supportive too. I dont know what I would do without her.
If you are trying to get sober and havent been successful, dont give up. One day at a time.
If you are trying to get sober and havent been successful, dont give up. One day at a time.
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huge congrautlations gottabe!
isn't it great to be honest with yourself and those around. I was sick of the lying and hiding--I'm on day five, traveling down the same road as you with all the support of SR!
isn't it great to be honest with yourself and those around. I was sick of the lying and hiding--I'm on day five, traveling down the same road as you with all the support of SR!
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Congrats!!!! Tomorrow will be 1 week for me! I feel absoutley awesome. I did think about stopping to pick up a bottle of wine tonight.....then I said NO ! I love feeling this way!
I want to wake up feeling wonderful ready to tackle the day!
I want to wake up feeling wonderful ready to tackle the day!
Good for you for saying NO. Just thinking the drink through, the consequences, where it leads and saying no is an awesome achievement.
Sometimes, just lying in bed in the morning and realizing how good it feels to be clear-headed is a good start to the day.
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