24 Hour Recovery Connections Part 68
Hi all the bright part of my day always is here.. for it is the corner of the world that no one wants anything from you .. but solid circles of balance.. Thank you all so much for the 1st year.... you all mean truly so much to me... I am in for another 24... go ahead World do your worst for I have a grand support team here.. hugs ardy...
After 82 sober days, which followed a stretch of 62 sober days, I screwed up last night. Mad as heck at myself. But 100% determined to make last night be a one-time failure and not a pattern of drinking.
So, I'm committing to 24-hours of sobriety. Day 1, arg!
8:44AM in New York City.
So, I'm committing to 24-hours of sobriety. Day 1, arg!
8:44AM in New York City.
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Hi all the bright part of my day always is here.. for it is the corner of the world that no one wants anything from you .. but solid circles of balance.. Thank you all so much for the 1st year.... you all mean truly so much to me... I am in for another 24... go ahead World do your worst for I have a grand support team here.. hugs ardy...
Hi all the bright part of my day always is here.. for it is the corner of the world that no one wants anything from you .. but solid circles of balance.. Thank you all so much for the 1st year.... you all mean truly so much to me... I am in for another 24... go ahead World do your worst for I have a grand support team here.. hugs ardy...
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Not going to lie: I f^&*^ed up. Hard. There's been a snafu with my job for next year, which means there's a chance I may not have one at all, or I may have something entirely different from what I signed up for. And I'm supposed to move in this Saturday, to start work on Monday... So I lost it, because don't addictive substances make fear easier to handle?
In case any of you were wondering, the answer is no. Quite definitely: no. So I'm back. And trying to return to the good side of life. But oh man, do I feel weak and wimbly these days. Not sure I can promise 24, but I'll promise right now and the next 4ish, how's that sound?
In case any of you were wondering, the answer is no. Quite definitely: no. So I'm back. And trying to return to the good side of life. But oh man, do I feel weak and wimbly these days. Not sure I can promise 24, but I'll promise right now and the next 4ish, how's that sound?
Not going to lie: I f^&*^ed up. Hard. There's been a snafu with my job for next year, which means there's a chance I may not have one at all, or I may have something entirely different from what I signed up for. And I'm supposed to move in this Saturday, to start work on Monday... So I lost it, because don't addictive substances make fear easier to handle?
In case any of you were wondering, the answer is no. Quite definitely: no. So I'm back. And trying to return to the good side of life. But oh man, do I feel weak and wimbly these days. Not sure I can promise 24, but I'll promise right now and the next 4ish, how's that sound?
In case any of you were wondering, the answer is no. Quite definitely: no. So I'm back. And trying to return to the good side of life. But oh man, do I feel weak and wimbly these days. Not sure I can promise 24, but I'll promise right now and the next 4ish, how's that sound?
Hugs, happy.
Commit from minute to minute if that's what it takes; just keep committing.
Congrats ardy!
I'm in for 24 more hours please.
Assuming I make it this 24 (and I will if I just keep doing today what I've been doing daily for the past 2+ months) I will wake up tomorrow morning with 70 days, which will be my new personal best # of continuous days sober since I took my first drink back in 1999. Very excited about this milestone in my personal recovery.
I'm in for 24 more hours please.
Assuming I make it this 24 (and I will if I just keep doing today what I've been doing daily for the past 2+ months) I will wake up tomorrow morning with 70 days, which will be my new personal best # of continuous days sober since I took my first drink back in 1999. Very excited about this milestone in my personal recovery.
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