Drinking on the Job... Burning Desire...
Drinking on the Job... Burning Desire...
One of the hardest things for me is mid-day work. I work in IT and it is normal and even encouraged to go out with clients and co-workers to drink for lunch or after lunch. Well there was a time that I took that to heart… and literally for almost 2 weeks in a row. Well that turned into sneaking whiskey into my coffee or wine into a water bottle. I mean I wasn’t picky. I never got into trouble at work and I would like to think most people didn’t know. Or atleast they never said anything to my face.
So, here I am today… just saying for some reason out of the blue I am really struggling with that today. I am not giving into it. But, I had to put it out to the universe… as the decision I didn’t want to make today.
Thanks for listening. Now time to call my sponser.
So, here I am today… just saying for some reason out of the blue I am really struggling with that today. I am not giving into it. But, I had to put it out to the universe… as the decision I didn’t want to make today.
Thanks for listening. Now time to call my sponser.
I know how those urges can just show up out of nowhere and it's not fun getting through them. I just tried to remember how good I would feel when they passed and I hadn't given in. And they do pass.........
Hang in there - it's gets a little better every day!
Hang in there - it's gets a little better every day!
Forward we go...side by side-Rest In Peace
Join Date: Jun 2002
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If you were my sponsee...I'd suggest reading the
Final paragraph on Page 43
and join me in an AA meeting.
Glad to see you again...
Final paragraph on Page 43
and join me in an AA meeting.
Glad to see you again...
Last edited by CarolD; 04-07-2011 at 11:21 PM. Reason: Typo
I actually went to work under the influence, imagine that!
That was the saart of my sprial to rock bottom.
Knew I had a problem and now been sober for almost 2 years this July.
Struggling with what we have done still weights heavy in the back of my mind, but knowing that I'm sober and a totally different person todays, helps.
Now I try always to do the next right thing.
That was the saart of my sprial to rock bottom.
Knew I had a problem and now been sober for almost 2 years this July.
Struggling with what we have done still weights heavy in the back of my mind, but knowing that I'm sober and a totally different person todays, helps.
Now I try always to do the next right thing.
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