susan_17

I thought about it weighed my options and think it would be better to rely on support from the fellowship here in town and SR. The price for detox was to high and my insurance wouldn't cover it, being I had been in ther once already. Fortunately I have some family and friends that can provide some good support. I think after being beaten up time after time, I am ready. Still yet please remember me in your prayers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! With Love, Susan

bruised ego

Not just in our prayers, Susan. In our hearts as well.

NancyEllen

Hey Susan, I am on line. Do you want to go into the chat room?

hector

Congrats on the detox decision. It's a forward move. God loves you. Now. Before. After. Always.

Chy

We'll be here when you get back!

jlo34

Susan,
I'm so proud of you...you're making a great choice; I know it was a difficult decision to make...you are always in my thoughts and prayers...just remember HOW (Honest, Open-minded and Willing).
Love, hugs, and prayers,
Jen

eddie z.

You KNOW we will, Susan! And do come back and let us know how you're doing, OK?
Hugs, love, and prayers,
Eddie

Time2Surrender

Susan,you are making a good choice.You will be in my prayers.And we will be here when you get out.

2dayzmuse

Good luck Susan. You're doing the right thing. Never give up the fight against alcoholism.

CAPTAINZING2000

Susan,

Know That We Love You. This Disease Kicks So Many People And Leaves Them In The Gutter.

I Admire Your Courage. I Didn't Have The Courage To Admit That, I Couldn't Drink At 24.

Open Up With Your Feelings. Let The Hurt Out. We're All Praying 4 U. You Pray To And Believe That God Will Answer Your Prayers

Love

Chris

KelKel

Susan
Our thoughts and prayers are with you...

Dan

You're going to be okay.
(...)

beezylou

susan,
I am not sure what you are trying to stop using but whatever the substance, it is going to be hard. If you are able to chat with someone in this forum please do or go to a meeting. I have about 3 weeks under my bracelet and I still think I am not gonna make it somedays. I did not have to go to a DR but I know that if you are honest with them they can help. I will pray for you and you can do it..be strong and be proud to be sober... beezylou

Cathy31

Susan
This is a good decision - we will be here for you when you get back. You can do it and you will be surrounded by people in the same boat as you as well as professionals who can help you. Thoughts and prayers with you. Good decision, well done.

Very brave - you will reap the rewards.

Good luck and see you soon,

Much love
CAthy31

Grimnar

Here is hoping you find what you need Susan.

lostchild35

hey congrats susan, i am a newbie and wish you the best of luck. god bless, and may the rays of sunshine be brighter for you in the days to come

eddie z.

Susan,
So, how are you today? Come join us again on the Party, party, party thread, OK? You ARE in our prayers!
Love and hugs,
Eddie

TechGuy

Hey Susan,
Whatever you're decision turns out to be, do what you can to get around sober people. I'm working on day 13 today, and it's definitely one day at a time. The biggest help to me is staying in AA meetings as often as I can. Being around people who have shared the same struggles, lived through the same nightmares, and are willing to go out of their way to help you has been incredible. Getting to a meeting is now the highlight of my day. And when I leave a meeting, I feel a hundred times better than when I walked in, and it reinforces my resolve to make it through another day sober.

Keep hanging around here too. Everyone on this site is so incredibly supportive.

We're with you...