9 months tomorrow :)
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9 months tomorrow :)
Tomorrow will be my ninth month without a sip of alcohol. I'm looking a lot healthier and am slowly recovering. The first few months were the toughest and i struggled daily with high anxiety and depression. My head still isn't 100% but I have come to terms with this staying sober lark and am taking supplements daily to help with anxiety. I bought L-lysine and L-arginine in a local health shop (supposedly there was tests done proving the combination of these two food supplements helps with anxiety) and also have been taking l-tyrosine another food supplement which has an almost calming affect and helps with anxiety and depression. If your really caught up in anxiety daily give these supplements a try. I personally have found they help take the edge of things and my skin looks great. However i'd be lieing if i said i was feeling 100%. My mood is still fragile and i often find myself getting caught up in emotions. I can feel paranoid at time aswel, as if everybodys talking about me, and i feel as if everybody hates me... this is probably due to my low self esteem. My next goal is gona be to find a positive outlet for my built up frustration and i plan and getting in contact with a therapist as talking about stuff cant do any harm.
When I first gave up drinking I thought Id immediately get better but i feel as if i have a lot of emotional development to catch up on and issues i need to face and accept. By the way im only 22 yo and look about 17 which i feel has had a great effect on my self esteem and confidence. Luckily i still have a lot of growing up to do and I plan on doing it sober thanks for reading
When I first gave up drinking I thought Id immediately get better but i feel as if i have a lot of emotional development to catch up on and issues i need to face and accept. By the way im only 22 yo and look about 17 which i feel has had a great effect on my self esteem and confidence. Luckily i still have a lot of growing up to do and I plan on doing it sober thanks for reading
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