RJY9

Thanks for all the support guys. I'm leaving now. With some kind of miracle I will hopefully write to you on here again. Whether its tomorrow, next year or in 10 years I cant tell u that right now. I will keep you all in my prayers.

Love to u all. Peace. xxxx

ScottFromWI

Any reason why RJY9? Throwing out the lifejacket when the ship is sinking ain't exactly the best idea. Don't worry about what happened in the past, we are here to help you get better.

foolsgold66

Be well. Hope to see you back again soon.

soberhawk

Take care RJ, I hope we see you back.

heath480

Wishing you well.
Please come back and let us know how you are.

lorelei

Don't stay away too long RJ, be safe x

hayley86

We are here if you need us RJ. Take care.

wakko

Unfortunately there are only two paths. We can get better or we can get worse. I will say a prayer for you and hope you choose the path of sobriety. There is a wonderful life out there but you have to be ready to reach out and grab it.

1 word of warning. Leaving sober recovery is exactly what alcohol wants you to do. I would ask myself, who is driving, you or alcohol?

digdug

Please be safe.

Just remember, it's never to late.

gatorgirl67

Take of YOU, RJ!! Come see us again soon!!

Dee74

I hope you'll reconsider.
It doesn't get any better out there RJY.

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pinkdog

Hi RJY, sorry to hear you are leaving. We are here for you. Come back anytime. Or better yet, don't leave. Hugs and prayers to you.

Junegirl

Take care of yourself, RJ. We'll be here if you ever need us.

June

bridgeeboo2006

Ditto ditto ditto...what more can I say? Hope u come back and I hope we are all still here. Be good to your SELF.

EndGameNYC

Being here since June, my experience is that this has always ended badly.

Support is not always wrapped like a Christmas present. We're talking about a deadly condition here; not about making a few poor decisions in life. No one likes to hear that they need to do something different in order to achieve sobriety. Or peace of mind. Or to stop killing ourselves.

We convince ourselves that "my way" is the best way, and that we've nothing to learn from anyone else. After all, we apply a death grip to the sometimes harmful and delusional conclusions that come with demanding that "everyone is different," and that therefore no one can truly know what might be helpful for me.

I have chest pains, I see a doctor. My car craps out, I see a mechanic. But sobriety? Who knows better than an alcoholic mind, my alcoholic mind, what's good for me?

If my way worked, I wouldn't be here.

MrBen

I left SR for a few weeks, I upset a couple of people unintentionally and reacted badly. I don't know what your reasons are, but I decided to swallow my pride and accept these people are my friends.

LillianGish

....the "miracle" is in your hands. Entirely.

I wish you nothing but the best in your journey.

MrBen

One thing I will say is that I have I turned my back on a lot of people who wanted to be there for me. I was scared of going back to them years later, but they were still there for me. Don't be scared to come back.

SkyeSea

Aww.... don't go leaving - we need all the Brits we can get on here