Hi again
Hi again
Helloooo old friends. Here I am again. I've been struggling through the divorce. Through two moves. Through many life changes. Totally unhinged. No support system. Just overwork and... Yes. Over drinking. I've watched the past six months fly by. I've been white knuckling it. I've cried. I've wondered what on earth I have to live for. I still don't have the answer. But I'm willing to give it another shot. So many stories. So much to catch up on. Just want to feel received and welcomed somewhere. It's cold and lonely out here.
Welcome back Plenny
why not join the Class of July support thread?
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...rt-2-a-13.html
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why not join the Class of July support thread?
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...rt-2-a-13.html
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Hi.
I needed to find out the hard way that with no support system my way was totally a waste of effort that included, poor me, procrastination, I’m not that bad, physical negative pains, I can do this myself and on and on.
After a lot of years I see where isolation is about an alcoholics worst roadblock on the road to recovery. I needed face to face support and found it with people who understand and helped me with tough love.
Today I can say it’s good to feel comfortable in my own skin, most of the time.
BE WELL
I needed to find out the hard way that with no support system my way was totally a waste of effort that included, poor me, procrastination, I’m not that bad, physical negative pains, I can do this myself and on and on.
After a lot of years I see where isolation is about an alcoholics worst roadblock on the road to recovery. I needed face to face support and found it with people who understand and helped me with tough love.
Today I can say it’s good to feel comfortable in my own skin, most of the time.
BE WELL
Plugging along. It's not easy but I'll say, when I'm feeling antisocial and I want to hide from all people, it helps a lot. I love being alone. Nothing too exciting about it just sweet solitude. Sometimes the sad and anxiety ridden thoughts bubble up way too clearly, though. I try to breathe through them. Haven't gotten to really feeling them yet, though. I suppose I'll have to get there eventually... But for now they are triggers so I need to try to skim over them.
Hi Plenny. I found I had a lot of anxieties when I stopped drinking, which I interpreted into other problems as I was unaware it was caused by the booze, for me.
Reading others experiences and knowing I wasn't alone stopped me from going mad and also stopped me from picking up. Stick with us and look around at all the others, you may be able to relate and that really really helps.
Reading others experiences and knowing I wasn't alone stopped me from going mad and also stopped me from picking up. Stick with us and look around at all the others, you may be able to relate and that really really helps.
Wow. I'm in such a different place in my life right now. I'm back to day 2 after finishing out the year drinking. And I can feel the pain I was in just six months ago, reading this.
I'm feeling much much better and like I've put a lot of that pain behind me. Maybe that's why I'm feeling ready to sober up again?
I've made a lot of changes since then. Looking forward to the future
I'm feeling much much better and like I've put a lot of that pain behind me. Maybe that's why I'm feeling ready to sober up again?
I've made a lot of changes since then. Looking forward to the future
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