So here I go again...
This is usually our ego talking to us. I know it definitely was my main problem. My ego dictated that I be in control of everything. The more I tried to control things the more they spiralled out of control.
We don't have to do this on our own. There is help and there are people who will support you and help you.
Don't ever be ashamed to post here. There is no shame in coming here and reaching out to people, no matter where you are in recovery. We have all been where you are.
We don't have to do this on our own. There is help and there are people who will support you and help you.
Don't ever be ashamed to post here. There is no shame in coming here and reaching out to people, no matter where you are in recovery. We have all been where you are.
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: C.C. Ma.
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I had difficulty for about 2 years and I never want to repeat that again so it's my remember when. I wasn't honest with myself about my drinking and until I accepted the fact that I could not drink in safety I failed to be able to stop. Finally I started to accept the facts and became very involved in AA for a lot of years successfully and comfortable in my own skin. It's a simple program for us complicated people that works if we work it.
BE WELL
BE WELL
Laura....
go to AA.
You have NOTHING to lose.
Your LIFE TO GAIN.
You're holding on to resistance..... that simply means you're not yet ready to do ANYTHING IT TAKES to find sobriety.
In context of your whole life's path.... what the hell is taking 30 days to go to 30 hours of meetings to see if it might SAVE. YOUR. LIFE?????
do it.
and keep posting.
go to AA.
You have NOTHING to lose.
Your LIFE TO GAIN.
You're holding on to resistance..... that simply means you're not yet ready to do ANYTHING IT TAKES to find sobriety.
In context of your whole life's path.... what the hell is taking 30 days to go to 30 hours of meetings to see if it might SAVE. YOUR. LIFE?????
do it.
and keep posting.
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Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Rural Colorado
Posts: 376
Hi Laura,
Welcome back. I've slipped so many times. I think it must be a rare alcoholic who can just make up their mind to quit and do so without support or ever picking up the bottle again. I just know for me personally I need all the support I can get. I can't do it alone. I need to be on SR, to go to AA, to try other avenues. I don't see any shame in needing help.
Welcome back. I've slipped so many times. I think it must be a rare alcoholic who can just make up their mind to quit and do so without support or ever picking up the bottle again. I just know for me personally I need all the support I can get. I can't do it alone. I need to be on SR, to go to AA, to try other avenues. I don't see any shame in needing help.
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