Fell off the wagon over the weekend
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Fell off the wagon over the weekend
I did well and managed to not drink for a week and then fell off the wagon over the weekend. Experiencing the hell of the shaking, sour stomach right now. It's time I admit to myself completely that I cannot drink even once. It's not worth feeling like this. I appreciate your support and kind words as I struggle through this again.
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You can do it. Stay here and read like I am. It helps.
I hit it pretty hard this weekend too. It woke me up. Aside from the physical withdrawal, I am starting to feel emotionally better because I am trying again and not letting this win.
I hit it pretty hard this weekend too. It woke me up. Aside from the physical withdrawal, I am starting to feel emotionally better because I am trying again and not letting this win.
Ok one last time for repeating the first seven days and then on to never having to go through it again. You had to learn it. Are you doing anything locally for support as well as here? Docs, counseling, AA, rehab? Any or all of those can help. SR is all I need now, although I used all of those to get started.
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Looked in to attending AA
I searched for local AA meetings. I have a friend of mine who knows what I am going through and has been very encouraging and open to me talking to her about it anytime. I think I need to open up to my parents and sister about what I'm dealing with. My dad gave up drinking a few years ago because he realized he had a problem. I know my family will e supportive, but there is something quite awful about having to admit it to them.
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I searched for local AA meetings. I have a friend of mine who knows what I am going through and has been very encouraging and open to me talking to her about it anytime. I think I need to open up to my parents and sister about what I'm dealing with. My dad gave up drinking a few years ago because he realized he had a problem. I know my family will e supportive, but there is something quite awful about having to admit it to them.
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If you're having a hard time sleeping...See if you can see yourself in this book....
The text of Alcoholics Anonymous
I'd recommend checking out a meeting....You'll have great support there...And you have great support here....USE IT....You don't have to do this alone.
The text of Alcoholics Anonymous
I'd recommend checking out a meeting....You'll have great support there...And you have great support here....USE IT....You don't have to do this alone.
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Tired
Well, it's 4:09 am. I haven't slept at all but the good news is I'm not experiencing that awful shaking or upset stomach. I've spent hours on my phone playing countless games rather than lie here and wish I was sleeping. Today is a new day. It will be tiring but a good one.
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