Class Of March 2012
Welcome Marchers of 2012! It was one blink of an eye that I was were you are today. One day at a time is not a cliche. It is the way that most of us survived in the early days of recovery and when life gets tough.One day at a time is the best way to take it. Believe in yourself. You are not alone. You are worth it. Remember these things and start on this wonderful journey. Its a wild ride! Life.
I wish you all peace in your hearts.
Dave
Class of March 2011
I wish you all peace in your hearts.
Dave
Class of March 2011
Welcome 2012 Marchers! I was a March Baby in 2010, and I'm still going strong. You'll find lots of support from others in this thread. Try to stay in touch with one another as you begin and continue this journey together. You're not alone. None of us are.
Had almost 60 days behind me before two slips, including one last night during a time of great stress and frustration. Oh well, at least I'm still here and still trying. Back on the horse and you can add me to the list of March babies.
HF maybe you could wear yourself out. I've been there a lot in my first two months and I would just exercise sometimes. even a long brisk walk. anything to move that energy and get your mind "unstuck"
Hello! I quit drinking March 1st 2012 and so far it's been great! A few times the addict mind has started to creep in but I just say to myself "I will not drink today". It helps. It's amazing, too, how much time I suddenly have to enjoy the things around me - to take it all in and just smile! I'm looking forwarding to talking with other March quitters! Best of luck to you all!
Godspeed, Marchers! It seems you are off to a great start, and will likely grow throughout the month. Us 2011 Marchers have a special place at the table for ya, and we're here to cheer you on, and help in any way we can. Funny, thing, I started last March, then fell on and off for the next 5 months, but still consider myself a Marcher. We have a saying, "Once a Marcher, always a Marcher". March on, folks!
I joined the November group back when i first started but I think it took me that long to start to learn just how much in the grips of this addiction I am. Still working through and now have a full 24 hours under me. latley my binges have gotten shorter and shorter, and I want them to stop as of NOW!! So count me in under the class of March, as I put my last drink down on Saturday, my life is a wreak right now but alcohol isn't making it better only worse. Welcome everyone I look forward to figuring this out with all of you.
INH
INH
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