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Blu**ed Lines...A ClockWork SR
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: AZ
Posts: 2,529
Anna, glad to see you're still around living the dream. Actually my question was probably rhetorical. I continued to live with an active drinker, failed to make changes I made stick, fell back into a BS pattern of needless drama and got comfortable with it. Sort of a chasing the dragon thing. Thanks for helping me focus. This site was a key component of what made it work while it worked.
Life is Grand
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: Michigan
Posts: 2,039
One of the most helpful things to my recovery is remembering how I felt the last day I drank and how horrible detoxing was. I know I never have to feel that way again.....if I don't take that first sip.
Welcome back
Cathy
Welcome back
Cathy
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Colorado
Posts: 1,071
Hi Elegant 
It's never too late to try again! It took me many tries to get where I am today. I once gave up and drank for over a year just like you. I've got 7 months now and life is good. What brings you back here? Did something happen?
It's never too late to try again! It took me many tries to get where I am today. I once gave up and drank for over a year just like you. I've got 7 months now and life is good. What brings you back here? Did something happen?
Blu**ed Lines...A ClockWork SR
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: AZ
Posts: 2,529
Toxic Codie Alch related relationship. Thought I could change other people and reverted back to some bad behaviors. Began drinking again to escape and procrastinate doing anything else (my humble and pathetic self - analysis). Time to kick it into gear. Day 2 and counting and time for a plan. Hi Smacked and Surley; hope all is well with you guys.
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Join Date: Aug 2011
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Originally Posted by ElegantlyWasted 
After drinking again for a little over a year, I am on day 2. Any suggestions for this go around?
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