Class of April 2012
MINEr
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Bay Area, Ca
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Just wanted to pop in to wish you all luck on this wonderful journey. I'm class of May, 2011, and after thirty years of drinking and drugging, I was able to do it so far, one day at a time. Keep focus, work hard, and watch those who succeeded before you. Rock on Aprilites. 
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 1,226
Good Morning All!
Day 2, and I am feeling okay. Take one valium a day, and got lots of rest last night (8:30-5:50.) No sweats, and while I woke up a bit in fits and starts, I didn't stay awake, and managed the entire night in bed.
Feeling a bit shakey, but believe my blood sugar is low. I went on a Whole Foods regime as well, and have cut out sugar, wheat, gluten, etc. Basically, not eating anything that isn't completely natural. Seemed to work for me last night.
Hope everyone is doing okay this morning. I am sending lots of good wishes to my classmates. I have profound faith in all of us!
Feeling a bit shakey, but believe my blood sugar is low. I went on a Whole Foods regime as well, and have cut out sugar, wheat, gluten, etc. Basically, not eating anything that isn't completely natural. Seemed to work for me last night.
Hope everyone is doing okay this morning. I am sending lots of good wishes to my classmates. I have profound faith in all of us!
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Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 1,226
Originally Posted by Tyre 
Hey all,
I'm joining up.
I've been on and off again for awhile and lurked around SR for ages but time to get really serious about it and make the mental shift.
Looking forward to sharing the journey with you all.
T.
I'm joining up.
I've been on and off again for awhile and lurked around SR for ages but time to get really serious about it and make the mental shift.
Looking forward to sharing the journey with you all.
T.
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Down Under
Posts: 42
Hi all,
Well I got a good nights sleep as well which I find makes a huge difference.
Yesterday's desire was pretty bad but managed to get through it - hits me at my normal drinking times as well as sneaking up randomly.
Made work on time and nothing too challenging on the radar today which is helpful.
Go well today everyone.
Tyre
Well I got a good nights sleep as well which I find makes a huge difference.
Yesterday's desire was pretty bad but managed to get through it - hits me at my normal drinking times as well as sneaking up randomly.
Made work on time and nothing too challenging on the radar today which is helpful.
Go well today everyone.
Tyre
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 211,445
welcome BF and scared1.
I second what EQ says - you've come a long way BF - and you never give up... that counts for something.
I kept drinking too until the enormity of what I was doing to myself over and over eclipsed the enormity (and the scariness) of the changes I needed to make.
I really hope you and everyone here is at that point
we can do this
D
I second what EQ says - you've come a long way BF - and you never give up... that counts for something.
I kept drinking too until the enormity of what I was doing to myself over and over eclipsed the enormity (and the scariness) of the changes I needed to make.
I really hope you and everyone here is at that point
we can do this
D
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Australia
Posts: 211,445
I had to change a lot of my friends - they just couldn't or wouldn't understand.
In the end tho, it was down to me - I had to change or die - whether others 'got it' or not, y'know?
D
In the end tho, it was down to me - I had to change or die - whether others 'got it' or not, y'know?
D
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Down Under
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Originally Posted by TrackDay
Day 2 went well at work. Didn't really think about it at all. It was amazing to not have a hangover today. I was really productive. I'm sure I'll struggle the second the sun goes down.
Well done TrackDay
T
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