Finally there. What a relief ! Don't wait to quit.
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Finally there. What a relief ! Don't wait to quit.
Hello everyone. Some of you may remember me from a few posts, in crisis, in denial, in pain.
I've read 2 books that brought me sooner than I thought to quitting alcohol forever. One, Under the influence, and the best: Allen Carr's easyway.
I decided to quit. I'm so relieved. I'm quitting sugar too.
On April 16 2007, I vowed to stop smoking and I never touched the poison again.
On December 31, I vowed the same for alcohol.
I know it will be easy. The only hard thing will be to fill the alone time with useful stuff.
Happy New Year.
Dorothy
I've read 2 books that brought me sooner than I thought to quitting alcohol forever. One, Under the influence, and the best: Allen Carr's easyway.
I decided to quit. I'm so relieved. I'm quitting sugar too.
On April 16 2007, I vowed to stop smoking and I never touched the poison again.
On December 31, I vowed the same for alcohol.
I know it will be easy. The only hard thing will be to fill the alone time with useful stuff.
Happy New Year.
Dorothy
Hi DP,
I remember you. Glad you have decided to quit. You can do this. I gave up sugar last year and relapsed, really need to quit again. Any good books or articles that I can read to get into a good mindset.
love
caiHong
I remember you. Glad you have decided to quit. You can do this. I gave up sugar last year and relapsed, really need to quit again. Any good books or articles that I can read to get into a good mindset.
love
caiHong
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Thank you everyone.
I find that the best attitude to have is that if you quit, it's irrevocable. You can never go back. And why would you, the tyranny of alcohol, the whole thing. Carr is right when he says alcohol is a trap for everyone, we're just further along the pit.
In any case, I will give news once in a while. Thanks so much. Let me know what you all did to fill the time while not drunk to oblivion....
I find that the best attitude to have is that if you quit, it's irrevocable. You can never go back. And why would you, the tyranny of alcohol, the whole thing. Carr is right when he says alcohol is a trap for everyone, we're just further along the pit.
In any case, I will give news once in a while. Thanks so much. Let me know what you all did to fill the time while not drunk to oblivion....
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