Why?
AF you have had a tough run with your familys health. Do you think by drinking it will help their health or yours at all? Stay the course. Grieve sober. Hope you can find some gratitude and sober clarity!
I could never really truly grieve while I was drinking. It just masked the sadness and took away all the memories and feelings. It was only when I got sober that I could finally mourn my losses.
I am sorry for your loss, Artfriend.
I wish you peace.
I am sorry for your loss, Artfriend.
I wish you peace.
I never thought I could grieve sober either - the pain seemed SO immense - but I found I was capable of far more than I realised.
I just needed to give myself the chance.
Drinking while grieving means not coping with anything AF - the wound remains open and sore and it's still there when we sober up.
I really really hope you'll decide to deal with this in a better healthier way because it's a major step in learning to live sober and getting through our grief.
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I just needed to give myself the chance.
Drinking while grieving means not coping with anything AF - the wound remains open and sore and it's still there when we sober up.
I really really hope you'll decide to deal with this in a better healthier way because it's a major step in learning to live sober and getting through our grief.
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Take it easy, Art. Maybe it's best to call some family, even if you're not close with them. Brew a cup of coffee and talk to someone, maybe a friend if you're family's not available. It's so unfortunate that your cousin has passed, and we are sorry for your loss. All the best.
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