"Help"
Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Newport Beach,Ca
Posts: 3
"Help"
Hi, I'm two days sober off of meth. I have been doing it daily for the past six months. I have been having a hard time getting up for work in the morning these past few days and my whole body aches. I could use any help or advise anyone has as well as a sponsor. Thanks,JD
Member
Join Date: May 2004
Location: east coast
Posts: 2,440
Hello JD and welcome to soberrecovery. This is a great place to come for support. Have you gone to an NA meeting yet? If not, I would highly recommend it. There you will find people like you who have found a new way of life. They can tell you how they did it. We have an NA forum here, also. You might want to go over there and read some of the posts there. All I can say is to take it one day at a time. Just don't pick up that first drug. Your aches and pains will go away in time. It's normal to feel like sh!t when you first quit. It will get better.
Sherry
Sherry
In Memory Of
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Connecticut.
Posts: 3,736
Hi Jerry !
Welcome to SR and congradulations on your 2 days.I know it is really tough in the begining,get some rest and above all else,remember more of the drug is not the solution.I spent a long time on that merry go round,it was horrible.I am glad your here.Hang in there. Bless, Trish
Miss Behavin'
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: regina,saskatchewan
Posts: 966
Welcome JD!!! I AM A DRUG ADDICTED ALCOHOLIC CALLED, WENDY, nice to meet you!!!
Glad you found your way here!
The only way it will get any better is by not picking up the first one...honest engine
i used Meth, nasty sh!t...any mind or mood altering substance is nasty and will take us down,
One day at a time. YOu can do it!!!
\\//peace
Glad you found your way here!
The only way it will get any better is by not picking up the first one...honest engine
i used Meth, nasty sh!t...any mind or mood altering substance is nasty and will take us down,
One day at a time. YOu can do it!!!
\\//peace
Member
Join Date: May 2003
Location: El Paso, Tx
Posts: 5,862
Hi Jerry, congrats to you on quiting! The early day's are a bit rough, but withdrawal doesn't last forever. Eat well, take vitamins, plenty of fluids, get some light excersise and sun. Stick around, this is a good place to stay.
Currently Active Users Viewing this Thread: 1 (0 members and 1 guests)
