Class of December 2015 Pt 3
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Join Date: Dec 2015
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New here, I posted in the wrong thread (DEC 2014) apologies to the Mods.
In brief:
Seasons greetings.
So this is what day eight looks like after thirty years.
Greatful my kids are on board with what I'm trying to do....the best thing I've found is a deeper appreciation of them.
Vitamin replacements are Helping, changing my thought patterns (a work in progress) and distraction.
Still battling hour by hour to be fair. All the best, well done to us all for getting to this starting point.
In brief:
Seasons greetings.
So this is what day eight looks like after thirty years.
Greatful my kids are on board with what I'm trying to do....the best thing I've found is a deeper appreciation of them.
Vitamin replacements are Helping, changing my thought patterns (a work in progress) and distraction.
Still battling hour by hour to be fair. All the best, well done to us all for getting to this starting point.
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Join Date: Feb 2014
Posts: 2,049
Well,
Wife came home few hrs. 1045
Pm EST got a call from a cousin. Mother throwing up, passed out in hospital floor in her fathers surgery room. Off she zooms to meet her brother and go back to the city.
2015 didn't want to let go.
Wish I was drunk to have slept through this, but sobers better sonehow, I suppose.
Wife came home few hrs. 1045
Pm EST got a call from a cousin. Mother throwing up, passed out in hospital floor in her fathers surgery room. Off she zooms to meet her brother and go back to the city.
2015 didn't want to let go.
Wish I was drunk to have slept through this, but sobers better sonehow, I suppose.
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Join Date: Dec 2015
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 51
Hi Dee74
Originally Posted by Dee74 
Welcome Alegresempre 
I have no experience with naltrexone at all.
I have no experience with naltrexone at all.
I haven't tried the naltrexone yet, i will try next monday, but i read and i heard it works really well for alcohol cravings, I will
give a try.
Happy New Year's to all♡
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Join Date: Dec 2015
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Originally Posted by Alegresempre
Hi Dee74,
I haven't tried the naltrexone yet, i will try next monday, but i read and i heard it works really well for alcohol cravings, I will
give a try.
Happy New Year's to all♡
I haven't tried the naltrexone yet, i will try next monday, but i read and i heard it works really well for alcohol cravings, I will
give a try.
Happy New Year's to all♡
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: UK
Posts: 1,303
Whoppee I woke up this morning on New Years Day and day 5 for me!!
The last time I was hangover free on this day was 2007 and that was because I had my youngest baby in my arms.
I am determined to make 2016 sober no matter what. I wobbled all through 2015 and it was so hard to keep getting back on it. Together we can do it.
Happy Sober New Year all
The last time I was hangover free on this day was 2007 and that was because I had my youngest baby in my arms.
I am determined to make 2016 sober no matter what. I wobbled all through 2015 and it was so hard to keep getting back on it. Together we can do it.
Happy Sober New Year all
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Join Date: Dec 2015
Posts: 77
I'm only on day 2 so really my sobriety started on the last day of December but technically that's still December so I'll stick with you.guys! I stayed in with my mum and my also sober brother. We talked and laughed a lot and I went to bed sober and happy even though earlier in the day I had been struggling with some bad anxiety and had wanted to drink. Then woke up drenched in sweat and also experienced some pretty horrible nightmares. Feel fine this morning though!
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Join Date: Dec 2012
Location: Washington State
Posts: 157
Well December class I was doing well and made it 20 days until I thought that I was okay to have just that one drink... Nope.. Made me realize I can't just do one .. So I'm back sober and have been 7 days sober. Have a better plan in mind this time to not give
In. 2015 was a pretty rough year but I'm ready to have a sober 2016.
In. 2015 was a pretty rough year but I'm ready to have a sober 2016.
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Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Hogwarts
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Good morning all!
Thank you so much for helping me make it though last night. It is very true, I do not regret staying sober one little bit. I am so glad I get to start this year off almost alarmingly happy.
Off to make some coffee and tackle a new knitting pattern for a bit before the kids wake.
I pray AV gives me a bit of a rest today.
Thank you so much for helping me make it though last night. It is very true, I do not regret staying sober one little bit. I am so glad I get to start this year off almost alarmingly happy.
Off to make some coffee and tackle a new knitting pattern for a bit before the kids wake.
I pray AV gives me a bit of a rest today.
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Join Date: Dec 2015
Posts: 137
Day 17...happy new year all, glad to have started the year as I mean to go on....i will never break this time, im done with booze and getting a first hand look at the stuff ive been missing out on....judst been out for a 6 mile run, first in about 6 montghs, it hurt like hell....now sat watching the world championship of darts (yes im sad, love sport in every form).
Stay strong all and remember come here before you take that first drink and talk through how you're feeling.
Stay strong all and remember come here before you take that first drink and talk through how you're feeling.
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Join Date: Jul 2011
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Good morning, Happy 2016, and glad to see so many of us woke up to the new year hangover free
Welcome Obladi, Romando, and solow!
Had a good night, stuck to my guns, but boy am I a creature of habit...going to bed over 3 hours past my usual bedtime really knocks me for a loop, even when I'm sober!
Taking down Christmas decorations today and cleaning. Ready for a clean slate and to finally stick with some of my goals and commitments. I watched others drinking last night, saw how there behavior changed and eyes glazed over and didn't envy it one bit. I sent them home with all the extra booze, they can have it and all that goes with it!
Welcome Obladi, Romando, and solow!
Had a good night, stuck to my guns, but boy am I a creature of habit...going to bed over 3 hours past my usual bedtime really knocks me for a loop, even when I'm sober!
Taking down Christmas decorations today and cleaning. Ready for a clean slate and to finally stick with some of my goals and commitments. I watched others drinking last night, saw how there behavior changed and eyes glazed over and didn't envy it one bit. I sent them home with all the extra booze, they can have it and all that goes with it!
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Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Alberta
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Happy New Year class mates! Well done all of us who made it through New Year's Eve without drinking! And to anyone who didn't make it, today is a new day to a new year and a perfect time for a new beginning.
I have always loved the new year celebration and find it a very cleansing time of year spiritually for me. January 1st is always a day of reflection for me, and even though I try to live one day at a time I think it is okay to look ahead with a vision of how you want your life to unfold in the new year.
Have a great day everyone. I am really looking forward to getting to know you all better as time passes in our sobriety!
Bluejay
I have always loved the new year celebration and find it a very cleansing time of year spiritually for me. January 1st is always a day of reflection for me, and even though I try to live one day at a time I think it is okay to look ahead with a vision of how you want your life to unfold in the new year.
Have a great day everyone. I am really looking forward to getting to know you all better as time passes in our sobriety!
Bluejay
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