Bottoms Part 107
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Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 26,425
WOOO"LIEEEEEEEEEE :ghug3
You were gone far too long....so glad to see you back!!!!!!
I'm sorry for your rough time....glad you are learning something from your mistakes...perhaps that drinking didn't help?
keep posting cause we miss you
You were gone far too long....so glad to see you back!!!!!!
I'm sorry for your rough time....glad you are learning something from your mistakes...perhaps that drinking didn't help?
keep posting cause we miss you
Wooli
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Sheffield, England
Posts: 433
Yeah, it's been poor form on my behalf. I have been bogged down with loads of rubbish though, which is a very poor excuse.
I've binned off AA as well, as it's not me.
Drinking didn't help. At all. Especially as my partner found out the last time (as I was attempting to strip wallpaper in the room we were staying in my sleep). But I am human, I will make mistakes and I am not going to beat myself up about it.
Really good to see you on here. Although why have you got a dancing jar of God's own nectar in your sig?
I've binned off AA as well, as it's not me.
Drinking didn't help. At all. Especially as my partner found out the last time (as I was attempting to strip wallpaper in the room we were staying in my sleep). But I am human, I will make mistakes and I am not going to beat myself up about it.
Really good to see you on here. Although why have you got a dancing jar of God's own nectar in your sig?
let it grow!
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: USA
Posts: 15,540
Originally Posted by gypsytears 
We had the chimney cleaned this morning and they found some structural damage to the tune of 6 thousand dollars. Not exactly sure what the problem is until we read the report but it something that's non negotiable at this point.
let it grow!
Join Date: Oct 2006
Location: USA
Posts: 15,540
Originally Posted by parentrecovers
oh, be sure to get more than one opinion on the chimney/fireplace. we have two on our building, both very neglected when we bought the place. we had repair quotes everywhere from $600 - $6,000 each chimney. those chimney guys have a reputation of being a rip off..
Welcome back hun. So glad you made it back..
best word of the DAY!
not a greeter
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: padmasana
Posts: 13,927
Originally Posted by parentrecovers
oh, be sure to get more than one opinion on the chimney/fireplace. we have two on our building, both very neglected when we bought the place. we had repair quotes everywhere from $600 - $6,000 each chimney. those chimney guys have a reputation of being a rip off..
not a greeter
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: padmasana
Posts: 13,927
Hi Wooli 
. Thanks for the birthday wishes.
Relapse is not good news though. Are you doing anything different now? IOP, Rehab... AA.
I know people have their reasons for not going to AA and I respect that. I mean... I don't go myself. But I also have over 2 full years of being alcohol free and have not relapsed. If you relapse you NEED to do something different even if it means you do something that you don't necessarily want to do.
Glad you're back.
. Thanks for the birthday wishes.Relapse is not good news though. Are you doing anything different now? IOP, Rehab... AA.
I know people have their reasons for not going to AA and I respect that. I mean... I don't go myself. But I also have over 2 full years of being alcohol free and have not relapsed. If you relapse you NEED to do something different even if it means you do something that you don't necessarily want to do.
Glad you're back.
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