So so very scared
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So so very scared
Let's face it i can't do this any more.
Last night I drank I knew I shouldn't bur hey it was Saturday it seemed a reasonable excuse even though I'd promised myself I wasn't drinking no matter what!! So what's the excuse today? ? I don't have one just that I wanted to. Simple.
Or not so simple because with each glug I take I hate myself more.
I look at my little boy, so full of life and mischief and I know he deserves better than to have a mum like me.
Even as I drink i know it's wrong but I can't stop
I just want to be normal!!!!
Last night I drank I knew I shouldn't bur hey it was Saturday it seemed a reasonable excuse even though I'd promised myself I wasn't drinking no matter what!! So what's the excuse today? ? I don't have one just that I wanted to. Simple.
Or not so simple because with each glug I take I hate myself more.
I look at my little boy, so full of life and mischief and I know he deserves better than to have a mum like me.
Even as I drink i know it's wrong but I can't stop
I just want to be normal!!!!
Hi adelina
I made your post its own thread - you can get buried tagged onto the end of someone elses thread.
What have you tried in the past to help you stop? what's a reasonable option now?
Dr? seeing a counsellor? AA or some other group? inpatient or outpatient rehab?
D
I made your post its own thread - you can get buried tagged onto the end of someone elses thread.
What have you tried in the past to help you stop? what's a reasonable option now?
Dr? seeing a counsellor? AA or some other group? inpatient or outpatient rehab?
D
Yes, you can; you CAN do this adelina. There are many, many of us here who thought they couldn't do it but have.
Start by pouring out whatever is left. Drink lots of water.
Stay on-line; talk to us; we are listening.
Start by pouring out whatever is left. Drink lots of water.
Stay on-line; talk to us; we are listening.
Keep at it, Adelina! Nobody is hopeless. The cravings can be miserable but they can be overcome. Have you discussed your alcoholism with your doc? An addiction counselor?
Some of us need more than willpower and those of us that are in this category can either get additional help or keep on relapsing. You can do this! I'm one of those people who had a miserable time stopping and I needed loads of outside help.
Some of us need more than willpower and those of us that are in this category can either get additional help or keep on relapsing. You can do this! I'm one of those people who had a miserable time stopping and I needed loads of outside help.
For more than 2 decades I mistakenly believed that when I was really ready to be sober the desire to drink would simply vanish. I thought I was going to wake up one morning and a lightening bolt would miracle my butt sober. It never happened.
You have to find a way to push through the feeling of wanting to drink. It will eventually relent, but it takes a long dang time (like 3 months).
You're going to feel like drinking tomorrow. What's your plan?
The really bad news is that you are going to want to drink tomorrow, too. It's called being addicted.
For more than 2 decades I mistakenly believed that when I was really ready to be sober the desire to drink would simply vanish. I thought I was going to wake up one morning and a lightening bolt would miracle my butt sober. It never happened.
You have to find a way to push through the feeling of wanting to drink. It will eventually relent, but it takes a long dang time (like 3 months).
You're going to feel like drinking tomorrow. What's your plan?
For more than 2 decades I mistakenly believed that when I was really ready to be sober the desire to drink would simply vanish. I thought I was going to wake up one morning and a lightening bolt would miracle my butt sober. It never happened.
You have to find a way to push through the feeling of wanting to drink. It will eventually relent, but it takes a long dang time (like 3 months).
You're going to feel like drinking tomorrow. What's your plan?
Read the message Nonsensical wrote, Adelina, and think about it. Let it sink in.... You absolutely CAN quit!
But you are going to have to put the effort in.....and sometimes is just isn't easy. But is it SO WORTH it!!
You deserve it and your little boy deserves it.....
Make sobriety your priority and you WILL be able to do it!
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If you are unable to accomplish it on your own, maybe rehabilitation is the way to go. As has been mentioned many times on this site, eventually we must break the cycle. That is the key. And it requires effort. Rooting for you Adelina. Break that cycle, you can do it.
Adelina trust me by stopping drinking your life will get better you have my word on that
Get plan building I want to see Adelina 2.0 you can do this take alcohol off the menu & no matter what happens do not drink
We'll be here supporting or waiting whatever you choose to do
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ful-links.html
Get plan building I want to see Adelina 2.0 you can do this take alcohol off the menu & no matter what happens do not drink
We'll be here supporting or waiting whatever you choose to do
http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...ful-links.html
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thank you for your kind messages everyone.... the sad thing is I dint remember writing this post last night, after all it was after near on two bottles of wine!! just shows though that even when drunk I hated the fact I was drinking!!
I WILL NOT BE DRINKING TODAY!!
I WILL NOT BE DRINKING TODAY!!
AND one good benefit of getting sober, you will remember everything you do!
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