Day 1 tomorrow.
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Day 1 tomorrow.
Giving this another try. I've cut down over the last few days and feel ready to jump off tomorrow. I hate this so much. I'm so sick and tired all the time, I don't know how many more goes I've got in me, ugh! Back in the morning. :-(
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Welcome back.
Your statement “I don't know how many more goes I've got in me, ugh!” is something to very seriously consider as many can’t do it 2-4 times without very serious consequences. Misery being perhaps the least.
Alcohol is powerful, cunning, baffling and insidious. It twists our thinking by telling us we can manage on our own and control our drinking along with other nonsense.
BE WELL
Your statement “I don't know how many more goes I've got in me, ugh!” is something to very seriously consider as many can’t do it 2-4 times without very serious consequences. Misery being perhaps the least.
Alcohol is powerful, cunning, baffling and insidious. It twists our thinking by telling us we can manage on our own and control our drinking along with other nonsense.
BE WELL
Your previous post was entitled "Tomorrow is a 'new' day 1" Similar to today's.
Putting off quitting until tomorrow, or until you feel better, or until you are ready isn't committing to quitting. It's committing to continue drinking.
I hope for your sake that you truly are ready.
Putting off quitting until tomorrow, or until you feel better, or until you are ready isn't committing to quitting. It's committing to continue drinking.
I hope for your sake that you truly are ready.
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Honestly? It's after 2pm and I'm drinking Cava and freshly squeezed orange juice. Freshly squeezed to make my drink more healthy lol, lol! I finished the last of the gin this morning. That's the sad truth. I'm also using the orange to spread this last bottle throughout the rest of the day but the reality is, it will be gone in an hour and a half max so in theory I guess I ŵill be starting today if I don't purchase another bottle. It's hard once I've started but I have managed before. Whatever the case I've made a commitment not to drink tomorrow, that's as honest as I can be right now. I know I've not much time left if I don't stop soon....it may even be too late already who knows. I'm so tired and in pain I rarely leave the house now, what a life! What a bastard disease!
It is truly a horrid disease, funtimefranky, simply horrid. What often comes to my mind, though, is that, unlike cancer, the symptoms and progression of the disease can be permanently arrested by never again taking a drink - simple, not in any way imaginable easy - yet simple.
You can do this, franky; you absolutely can. Start drinking lots of water to rehydrate and get to sleep as soon as you can.
We are here for you.
You can do this, franky; you absolutely can. Start drinking lots of water to rehydrate and get to sleep as soon as you can.
We are here for you.
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Welcome back.
Your statement “I don't know how many more goes I've got in me, ugh!” is something to very seriously consider as many can’t do it 2-4 times without very serious consequences. Misery being perhaps the least.
Alcohol is powerful, cunning, baffling and insidious. It twists our thinking by telling us we can manage on our own and control our drinking along with other nonsense.
BE WELL
Your statement “I don't know how many more goes I've got in me, ugh!” is something to very seriously consider as many can’t do it 2-4 times without very serious consequences. Misery being perhaps the least.
Alcohol is powerful, cunning, baffling and insidious. It twists our thinking by telling us we can manage on our own and control our drinking along with other nonsense.
BE WELL
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Your previous post was entitled "Tomorrow is a 'new' day 1" Similar to today's.
Putting off quitting until tomorrow, or until you feel better, or until you are ready isn't committing to quitting. It's committing to continue drinking.
I hope for your sake that you truly are ready.
Putting off quitting until tomorrow, or until you feel better, or until you are ready isn't committing to quitting. It's committing to continue drinking.
I hope for your sake that you truly are ready.
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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It is truly a horrid disease, funtimefranky, simply horrid. What often comes to my mind, though, is that, unlike cancer, the symptoms and progression of the disease can be permanently arrested by never again taking a drink - simple, not in any way imaginable easy - yet simple.
You can do this, franky; you absolutely can. Start drinking lots of water to rehydrate and get to sleep as soon as you can.
We are here for you.
You can do this, franky; you absolutely can. Start drinking lots of water to rehydrate and get to sleep as soon as you can.
We are here for you.
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I do need to make sure this time is different. I need to stick around here and I m considering a meeting. I had a thought earlier, I wondered, if alcohol had no adverse effects, would I sill want to quit? That's a tricky, maybe not even relevant question but boils down to the question, what do I get from alcohol?
I do need to make sure this time is different. I need to stick around here and I m considering a meeting. I had a thought earlier, I wondered, if alcohol had no adverse effects, would I sill want to quit? That's a tricky, maybe not even relevant question but boils down to the question, what do I get from alcohol?
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