Day 3 feeling good
Day 3 feeling good
this is day 3 of withdrawal from a two week bender. I slept good, i feel good, almost all the effect of withdrawal are gone. I feel like i cheated, this was too easy. And here is where the struggle lies. Its a long weekend here in Canada, BBQ, alcohol, etc. Give me strength. All i have to do is remember day 1 and how crappy that was. This is where i always seem to fail, i get confident , but your the enemy that wants to hurts me, you lose, i win. Im stronger, and im gonna beat you once and for all .
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I'm also in Canada and feel your pain, my plan is to lay low. Maybe listening to my friends' stories of embarrassment and idiocy when I go back to work will give me strength for next week. Stay strong, you'll thank yourself on Tuesday.
Yes, do remember how you feel now and realize you never have to feel that way again.
I think of that first drink and where it'll lead me. It's been working for two and a half years.
It isn't worth it. Alcohol beat me and won. But now, I'm on top of the world and alcohol and my benders are a constant reminder that I can never drink again.
Best to you.
I think of that first drink and where it'll lead me. It's been working for two and a half years.
It isn't worth it. Alcohol beat me and won. But now, I'm on top of the world and alcohol and my benders are a constant reminder that I can never drink again.
Best to you.
Maribell that is the insanity of alcoholism. What I try to do, especially in early sobriety, is ask myself why in the hell did I just quit if it wasn't so bad? We alcoholics seem to have a built in forgetter. As soon as the pain of the last bender goes away it's as if it never happened. I tried to kind of think of it as peeling off a scab on a wound that wasn't ready to come off yet. I needed to remember that pain before I wounded myself again.
Glad to hear you're feeling good, and keeping up the fight. I also have to careful, and not let my guard down. It's almost like a boxing match, at times, but I'm gonna knock this habit out. Pow!
Maribell that is the insanity of alcoholism. What I try to do, especially in early sobriety, is ask myself why in the hell did I just quit if it wasn't so bad? We alcoholics seem to have a built in forgetter. As soon as the pain of the last bender goes away it's as if it never happened. I tried to kind of think of it as peeling off a scab on a wound that wasn't ready to come off yet. I needed to remember that pain before I wounded myself again.
This weekend being a holiday ,, actually is not hard.. went to the park with my family,, ate lots of good food,, now we are having a bbq,, even if my husband was having a beer " which he is not" would not bother me at this point i dont think,, ( i still remember the horror of Day 1) . Im happily guzzling ginger ale talking to all you lovely folk. Thank goodness for this site, i can honestly say , all of you make me stronger.. its the support i need ,, i dont ever want to have to say back to day one.
I want to say ive made it a year,, ( for now ) a week, then two , then three then a month and so one,, every day i feel is an accomplishment.
I have a long way to go ,, but ive accomplished many great things this will be my biggest.
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