Fcuked up....
a southern belle
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: tennessee
Posts: 265
I'm not willing to let you toss in the towel...I want you to fight for yourself! Don't use a slip to allow the insanity to continue. Get over it...literally! Put the voodo down and come back. Good love...mags
Stevie, keep reading and hopefully posting. Shame is so damaging I felt it for years regarding my alcoholism and my weight. It's ok. We have all fcuked up. Always remember you can start over and change your future at any minute, there is always hope and better times to come. Start now.
If you don't post I hope that you will read and know that we all believe you can do this.
At least you KNOW now that payday is a real trigger and you'll know to spend the whole week after it on here with us
*hugs* x
You might want to quit your reliance on will power. For the alcoholic there is a “queer mental condition surrounding that first drink" that "prevents normal functioning of the will power”. Try reading the basic text for AA Big Book On Line
It may help.
All quotes are from the 1st edition
It may help.
All quotes are from the 1st edition
Old & Sober Member of AA
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Nursing Home in Brick, New Jersey
Posts: 5,174
I'm so sorry to hear that, Stevie. I just posted in the thread about people still drinking...I saw your post, and was hoping it wasn't you. But, I give you credit for owning up to it and not just throwing in the towel.
You know, we see people come back to the rooms of AA after a relapse...and, we're always grateful they've made it back. It's no different here at SR. But, what of the people who disappear, and we never see them again? I'm always afraid that someone will have one too many relapses...we never know.
I posted on SR for a few years. For some reason, I got involved in other things and got sidetracked. I wonder if those who remembered me when I came back might have thought I'd relapsed or died. At any rate, it was so gratifying to be remembered and welcomed back.
We try to stay sober One Day At A Time, no matter how many 24's we manage to put together. Your 24 hours can begin right now, Stevie. I look forward to seeing you at the HATZ thread!!!
You know, we see people come back to the rooms of AA after a relapse...and, we're always grateful they've made it back. It's no different here at SR. But, what of the people who disappear, and we never see them again? I'm always afraid that someone will have one too many relapses...we never know.
I posted on SR for a few years. For some reason, I got involved in other things and got sidetracked. I wonder if those who remembered me when I came back might have thought I'd relapsed or died. At any rate, it was so gratifying to be remembered and welcomed back.
We try to stay sober One Day At A Time, no matter how many 24's we manage to put together. Your 24 hours can begin right now, Stevie. I look forward to seeing you at the HATZ thread!!!
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