9 days sober...
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Don't worry about it. I felt the same way around day 9. I felt GREAT, but at the same time I was like....well, maybe I'll have a few drinks to celebrate how good I feel. It's sick, but addiction is a sickness, so that makes sense. Stay strong.
9 days is wonderful, ssm. I hope you'll stay with us. Being here gave me the courage to get free and stay that way. The daily encouragement meant so much. You never have to go back to that miserable old life.
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Join Date: Jul 2015
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kinda what happens to me also. Usually a feeling of elation that creeps up after a conquest/victory of some sort and then bam!
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plans? well i'm attending aa meetings but can't seem to settle down on who i'd like to ask to be my sponsor. and i think you are right....its going to be up to me. thanks
I used to be annoyed when I would be asked this exact question - what is your plan? But now I see it as essential to getting sober.
9 days is great!
I think it's important to add things to your life to support your recovery such as exercise, spending time with sober people, getting back to hobbies you used to enjoy. You don't have to do this again.
I think it's important to add things to your life to support your recovery such as exercise, spending time with sober people, getting back to hobbies you used to enjoy. You don't have to do this again.
A lot of us are resistant to making recovery action plans...but I think it can be the difference between the same old same old...and something new and lasting
https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...very-plan.html (What exactly is a recovery plan?)
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https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...very-plan.html (What exactly is a recovery plan?)
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