Weekend one almost done
Weekend one almost done
On my fifth quit attempt and am on day two - hoorah. Time to give up completely this time and go back to the happy, sober person I was for fourteen years! I actually managed to feel a bit more relaxed and focus on TV last night, having gone out for a long walk in the summer evening. I actually 'like' not drinking. Always used to as well. You just get so caught up in the addictive power of alcohol.
Not saying that this is going to be easy however. From past experiences I know it can be some months before triggers, e.g., seeing someone sipping ice-cold champagne on TV or the man walking out of the Co-op carrying a bottle of wine, are no longer triggers. However, I have in my arsenal:
Badga xx
Not saying that this is going to be easy however. From past experiences I know it can be some months before triggers, e.g., seeing someone sipping ice-cold champagne on TV or the man walking out of the Co-op carrying a bottle of wine, are no longer triggers. However, I have in my arsenal:
- I will feel less 'poisoned' all of the time
- My legs will stop swelling up
- I will feel less knackered all of the time
- I will be able to go to the gym more
- I can put the money I spend on booze each week into my pension fund
- I will feel less anxious about my liver and other organs
- I will stop waking up in the night sweating
- I can start drinking my herbal teas, which I love, instead of the alcohol
- The calories I was consuming in alcohol I can have in chocolate icecream instead
- I might lose some weight
- ..mmm.....perhaps 9. might cancel out 10.!
Badga xx
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