Still Struggling
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Still Struggling
Hey everyone. I've lurked around here for some time. I do check in just to read occasionally to keep myself grounded.
I quit drinking a few years ago to success, very fortunately. Admittedly, I've still been struggling with marijuana. I'm seeing some of the same habits manifest themselves through pot that I incurred (or induced?) while drinking. Like everyone says, it is easier to see it as much more innocuous.
I started smoking again after I quit drinking. I should know better. I do know that I'm doing it to fill that void of my depression and anxiety. I also know it's exacerbating my depression and anxiety through addiction. I have kind of turned into a bit of a burn out.
I have seen a sober me in the past, and I hope I can achieve that again. I'm very fortunate to be in a place in life where I take care of myself, so I can see this through with help. I do want to get better. I'm making this post to keep myself accountable today, and I will look inward and outward for ways to keep myself accountable. Sober recovery is a really appreciated resource.
I quit drinking a few years ago to success, very fortunately. Admittedly, I've still been struggling with marijuana. I'm seeing some of the same habits manifest themselves through pot that I incurred (or induced?) while drinking. Like everyone says, it is easier to see it as much more innocuous.
I started smoking again after I quit drinking. I should know better. I do know that I'm doing it to fill that void of my depression and anxiety. I also know it's exacerbating my depression and anxiety through addiction. I have kind of turned into a bit of a burn out.
I have seen a sober me in the past, and I hope I can achieve that again. I'm very fortunate to be in a place in life where I take care of myself, so I can see this through with help. I do want to get better. I'm making this post to keep myself accountable today, and I will look inward and outward for ways to keep myself accountable. Sober recovery is a really appreciated resource.
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