Class of January
Class of January
Morning people!!!!!!!
I stopped about 8 times in the last year but never got past 3/4 weeks, Jan 1st is my new sober date.
Slowly i'm running out of excuses to go back to drink, running out of lies to tell myself.
Everyones welcome, get posting!!!!
I stopped about 8 times in the last year but never got past 3/4 weeks, Jan 1st is my new sober date.
Slowly i'm running out of excuses to go back to drink, running out of lies to tell myself.
Everyones welcome, get posting!!!!
Ok, but a heavy night. Had horrible dreams... not nightmares but just awful. Friend of mine got killed by a serial killer then i spent what seemed like hours trying to feed my dead dad sugar coated brains (what the FOOK does that mean!!!!!!!!!)
Other than that ok. I swore I wouldn't go into the office until the 5th but i'm back here now... Its positive though getting stuff done.
I think the key thing for me is to get past the 2/3 week stage. Its where I have problems everytime. I'll get through this weekend no problem... next weekend is when the problems will start
Other than that ok. I swore I wouldn't go into the office until the 5th but i'm back here now... Its positive though getting stuff done.
I think the key thing for me is to get past the 2/3 week stage. Its where I have problems everytime. I'll get through this weekend no problem... next weekend is when the problems will start
I'll be right here with you! I dont think I got past 21 days last year. I have a prob always on day 3. Goodness knows what I will be like in 3weeks.
My dreams were nothing like that lol thats scarey. I had a dream that my partner cheated on me. It always seems so damn real at the time lol
My dreams were nothing like that lol thats scarey. I had a dream that my partner cheated on me. It always seems so damn real at the time lol
Day 3 can be a tricky one, once you get to 7+ it starts to get easier (well it does for me...) but then you start getting into the complacent period..... where you start with the ...well if I can go this long maybe i'm not an alcoholic garbage!!!
Day 3 lands on a Saturday as well so we need to come up with a plan really!!!!
Day 3 lands on a Saturday as well so we need to come up with a plan really!!!!
In a way I think its probably best that the weekend has come around so quickly. NYE is still fresh in our minds and once we've got through it we'll have a weekend under our belts which is always a good feeling.
Monday morning without a hangover is a unique feeling
Monday morning without a hangover is a unique feeling
I'll visit. See, now I would loooove to get to three or four weeks. 18 days is my longest. But day 14, and OK. Just watched Pirates of the Caribbean - I so love Johnny Depp as Captain Jack.
Whoops, I slipped and fell again!
Im not feeling too bad about it because its only been a two day binge, so im not suffering physically, much.
I could do with someone to kick my backside a bit though.
Im not feeling too bad about it because its only been a two day binge, so im not suffering physically, much.
I could do with someone to kick my backside a bit though.
Your straight back Allport thats what counts but I will be happy to give you a kick if you like lol
Is it me or have they moved this thread? I fall asleep and they go change things, HUFF! cant turn your back for a moment round here!
Is it me or have they moved this thread? I fall asleep and they go change things, HUFF! cant turn your back for a moment round here!
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Posts: 5
Hi everyone I've been hanging around here for a few days now and meaning to post. I've been trying to stop drinking for years now, sometimes managing a few weeks/months but mostly days.
I didn't drink throughout November but gave in at Christmas and I can't really remember New Years Eve. Started off with a bottle of wine and 'It's a Wonderful Life' on the TV though! I knew I was going to drink and I didn't try hard enough to stop myself. It was like a reward for getting through nearly 2 months sober! How dumb is that?
I felt so scared and ill yesterday, feel physically wrecked today. I really need to succeed this time and I hope it's not too late.
I've learnt a lot reading the threads here and I think that if I get help rather than trying on my own I can stop.
So thanks everyone and good luck!
I didn't drink throughout November but gave in at Christmas and I can't really remember New Years Eve. Started off with a bottle of wine and 'It's a Wonderful Life' on the TV though! I knew I was going to drink and I didn't try hard enough to stop myself. It was like a reward for getting through nearly 2 months sober! How dumb is that?
I felt so scared and ill yesterday, feel physically wrecked today. I really need to succeed this time and I hope it's not too late.
I've learnt a lot reading the threads here and I think that if I get help rather than trying on my own I can stop.
So thanks everyone and good luck!
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: nh
Posts: 1
I stayed "dry" for 18 mos. in 1983-4, went to meetings 3 or 4 times a week, was active in meetings, I was asked to speak at meetings. But I knew I was going to drink again just a matter of time. I never really worked the program truthfully or believed that it would work for me, I was too smart. 24 years, a heart attack, triple bypass, cancer and 50 additional pounds I think I am ready to admit I am not very smart. I am going to try this forum and if it isn't working I am going back to meetings in my area. Can't live like this any longer. Thank you for your help.
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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glad you are both here today! Congratualation on starting a new journey.
I'm a recycled AA drunk myself...17 mos sober this time around. SR and the people here have helped me in ways I could nver have imaggined. I think hanging here alot during that initial period of getting sober is a big help. Sharing with other alchoholics benifits my life in so many ways...the first way is in building a strong base of sobriety.
Drink lots of water, try to eat healthy, take things slow and easy....that will help ease the discomfort of days 1 through 5 :ghug
I'm a recycled AA drunk myself...17 mos sober this time around. SR and the people here have helped me in ways I could nver have imaggined. I think hanging here alot during that initial period of getting sober is a big help. Sharing with other alchoholics benifits my life in so many ways...the first way is in building a strong base of sobriety.
Drink lots of water, try to eat healthy, take things slow and easy....that will help ease the discomfort of days 1 through 5 :ghug
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