It's not worth it anymore
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It's not worth it anymore
So, I started to drink again and try to control it. It was going on for about 3 weeks and one Sunday night, I wanted to go crazy with a couple of friends. Well, one night of crazy drinking went on for 4 days. I've been sober for about 5 days now and free better.
From looking back to those days of control drinking didn't made me free more happy or enhance my lifestyle. I just force something that it was not me in the first. I didn't really drink before I had a binge problem but now I'm looking forward to be a none drinker. Some people are just not drinkers and I'm one of them.
So, I'm truly glad that I did do these 3 weeks of control drinking follow by 4 day bender. I feel more happy want my life for now on as a non drinker.
That's it. :-)
From looking back to those days of control drinking didn't made me free more happy or enhance my lifestyle. I just force something that it was not me in the first. I didn't really drink before I had a binge problem but now I'm looking forward to be a none drinker. Some people are just not drinkers and I'm one of them.
So, I'm truly glad that I did do these 3 weeks of control drinking follow by 4 day bender. I feel more happy want my life for now on as a non drinker.
That's it. :-)
Well, at least you got it out of your system!
I have been having thoughts about 'normal drinking'... I'm just too darn scared to even try a sniff, let alone a sip. Dangerous slippery slope even for the most determind. Also, I have damaged my liver, so it would be just ridiculous to even contemplate it.
I admire you for coming back with honesty x
I have been having thoughts about 'normal drinking'... I'm just too darn scared to even try a sniff, let alone a sip. Dangerous slippery slope even for the most determind. Also, I have damaged my liver, so it would be just ridiculous to even contemplate it.
I admire you for coming back with honesty x
So pleased to see you back Action. A valuable lesson learned by the sound of it.
Are you going to make changes to the way you were doing things now?
When I had my relapse, it changed my thinking big time. Total acceptance that I'm an alcoholic, and won't get better without help and support xx
Are you going to make changes to the way you were doing things now?
When I had my relapse, it changed my thinking big time. Total acceptance that I'm an alcoholic, and won't get better without help and support xx
i like what you said. i think if i ever went back to a little drinking here and there, it would be the same for me.....no enhancement (just lots of guilt i am guessing) best of everything to you. your avatar makes me seize...haha
You should know by now, AP, there are three types of drinkers:
1. Drunks
2. Normal Not-Drunks
3. Drunks-in-recovery
I've never met the person that can go from:
1 to 3 to 2
or
1 to 2
#2 can only come first, never last.
1. Drunks
2. Normal Not-Drunks
3. Drunks-in-recovery
I've never met the person that can go from:
1 to 3 to 2
or
1 to 2
#2 can only come first, never last.
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I hope this is your last hoorah, I know you keep struggling with staying stopped.
Hopefully you can seek something to really help you find what you say you seek.
Routing for ya every time.
Hopefully you can seek something to really help you find what you say you seek.
Routing for ya every time.
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Well, at least you got it out of your system!
I have been having thoughts about 'normal drinking'... I'm just too darn scared to even try a sniff, let alone a sip. Dangerous slippery slope even for the most determind. Also, I have damaged my liver, so it would be just ridiculous to even contemplate it.
I admire you for coming back with honesty x
I have been having thoughts about 'normal drinking'... I'm just too darn scared to even try a sniff, let alone a sip. Dangerous slippery slope even for the most determind. Also, I have damaged my liver, so it would be just ridiculous to even contemplate it.
I admire you for coming back with honesty x
Normal is a cycle on a washing machine. Alcohol is poison. Pretty good assessments from a left handed blonde! AP - you can do this. Make a commitment and a plan that is action packed and follow it. Prayers for success and serenity for you.
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Totally relate to the 'it's not worth it.' My epiphany didn't come from finding a higher power or a 'rock bottom,' it was just another stupid 3 day drunk that came from just 'having a couple of beers while playing video games.'
Just NOT worth it. Ever. End of story.
Glad you're back and learned something!
Just NOT worth it. Ever. End of story.
Glad you're back and learned something!
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Originally Posted by Dee74;3515055[B
]I hope this is your last lesson[/B] act10N - do everything you can to remember it
What changes are you going to make to your life now?
Welcome back
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What changes are you going to make to your life now?
Welcome back
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