Class of August 2014 Part 11
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This isn't really the forum for that kinda stuff Cap.
You'll need to approach the chat monitors Opivotal or ladybug.
I can't remember why you were banned but promising not to do it again is a good start
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You'll need to approach the chat monitors Opivotal or ladybug.
I can't remember why you were banned but promising not to do it again is a good start
D
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Hey all
Well, today I am woke up and I have 90 days of sobriety complete, today is my day 91.
This morning I am going to treat myself to a full english breakfast in a local cafe, do a morning AA and then today is going to be a day of reflection and setting new goals.
I am so happy I made it through this week, it's been tough and Team A really helped me. Thank you :-)
No going back! I don't want to give up what I have now.
Well, today I am woke up and I have 90 days of sobriety complete, today is my day 91.
This morning I am going to treat myself to a full english breakfast in a local cafe, do a morning AA and then today is going to be a day of reflection and setting new goals.
I am so happy I made it through this week, it's been tough and Team A really helped me. Thank you :-)
No going back! I don't want to give up what I have now.
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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Originally Posted by Ultramarathoner 
As some march towards 90 days (Congratulations!) lets try to ensure the next goal is already set.
The milestone is outstanding and should be embraced, celebrated, and reflected upon-- then used as a stepping stone to the next one. No let downs folks
The milestone is outstanding and should be embraced, celebrated, and reflected upon-- then used as a stepping stone to the next one. No let downs folks
You are an inspiration to us with your deep, thought-invoking words.London, Congratulations on Day 90.
I totally agree with having constant goals - - basically moving the goal line!. Because of everything I have read, I am anxious to have 90 days behind me. And, I am already looking forward to my Day 100 Celebration.
Crazy, wild weather all night and still continuing. The wind is blowing the rain sideways, branches are down, and the lights are flickering.
Have a happy ,safe and Sober Sunday everyone.
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Ultra, GREAT JOB! 100 sober days. We'll done! Thanks for setting the pace for us!
London, 90 days! Wooooooohoooooo! Great job and thank you for sharing your journey and insight with us. I look forward to your posts every morning
London, 90 days! Wooooooohoooooo! Great job and thank you for sharing your journey and insight with us. I look forward to your posts every morning
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Join Date: Feb 2013
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Fell off the wagon in a major way, met a woman on a bus and she wanted me to meet her in a pub, I felt too shy to go sober so I stupidly threw away my sobriety and couldn't stop for a week. Spent most of week with her but now she's told me that she's back with her ex and I feel like a fool, its so hard to stay stopped that its heart breaking. My ex has also told me she's met someone else so Im struggling to cope. One drink and I can't stop, WHEN will I learn?
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