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Hiya everyone, new to this site, struggling just now after doing really well for nearly 6 weeks, not got a new sober date but hopefully will soon, good to find a forum to look through though while i'm trying to get the courage to stop and get back to meetings
Welcome Eunectes!
Glad you're looking at getting sober again. I had a l-o-n-g relapse and it seemed to be harder than ever to break, but after finding this forum, I felt like I could do it. It's so nice to have support and inspiration at my fingertips 24/7.
Make yourself at home - we're glad you're here!
Glad you're looking at getting sober again. I had a l-o-n-g relapse and it seemed to be harder than ever to break, but after finding this forum, I felt like I could do it. It's so nice to have support and inspiration at my fingertips 24/7.
Make yourself at home - we're glad you're here!
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Thanks, all started with a stupid resentment this time as usual, something I should have dealt with or spoken about, but as usual I didn't because I was too embarrassed and now everyone around me is suffering again. Really though that 6 weeks was the best i've had for years, and it fell apart in less than two hours on monday, well, that's the day I 'created' an excuse anyway, so angry at myself
Sorry for moaning
Sorry for moaning
Moan away - it's good for you!
Those 6 weeks haven't lost their value and if you learn from this relapse, you'll be more ready to deal with temptation in the future. I like this quote:
Those 6 weeks haven't lost their value and if you learn from this relapse, you'll be more ready to deal with temptation in the future. I like this quote:
"Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Welcome! I'm on my third day here and have already found it immensely helpful. I read posts in the morning and night and I really feel they are already helping me feel stronger from so many great people with wonderful things to say. I hope it works the same way for you!
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Thanks everyone. Do you know what I think started all of this.....well, me and my mum are in the same aa group, she was sharing and I was supposed to do a reading at the table, but before the meeting I went in a mood and then hid so I couldn't be asked, and then hated myself for it, this was on the friday of last week, and then that self hatred built and I drank on monday. I don't know if that makes any sense, but I felt so good before that friday, meetings 5 nights a week and one night at a sponsors, no tv till late at night and prayers morning and night, and just trying to keep busy (gym etc). Never really before when I have put in so much effort has a relapse happened so suddenly
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Spoke to a couple of them while drunk on wedneday but not since. Haven't had a drink today so was able to get my dog back off my mum and get her home. Bit worried about things at my mum, she says I have caused real chaos with my brother and her this time, and she's going away for a few days before my brother goes on holiday, obviously I don't know where. I had drink left in the house last night, but after manipulating somebody who I know has a bit of a crush on me into buying me cigarrettes and dropping them off to me at midnight, the shame finally hit me and I poured it all down the sink. I'll be on a diet of rice and water until thursday I think but that's just the way it's going to need to be. I'll get back to aa this week, really hope that was my last time, honestly I think i've been drunk more than i've been sober the past couple of years. My relapses have been chronic
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