Class of July 2019 Part 1
Class of July 2019 Part 1
="6"%Welcome everyone!
="5"%this is the support thread for everyone who wants to quit drugs, alcohol or any kind of addiction this month of JULY2019
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="5"%The latest JUNE thread is now
https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...rt-2-a-15.html (Class of June 2019 part 2)
="5"%this is the support thread for everyone who wants to quit drugs, alcohol or any kind of addiction this month of JULY2019
="6"%come and join us!
="5"%The latest JUNE thread is now
https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...rt-2-a-15.html (Class of June 2019 part 2)
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Join Date: Oct 2014
Location: S.E. MI
Posts: 1,025
Just popping in to say hi to the new July class 2019. I'm a June class student but wanted to wish all you July folks a happy sobriety. I'm three weeks in and do not regret not drinking. Seems to be a common opinion. Actually I do believe it is a unanimous opinion. Best wishes July.
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Posts: 1,292
I’m back for the umpteenth time.
Nothing bad has happened as such but am now really worried about the damage I’m doing.
Whenever I drink now I no longer trust myself . Whenever I drink I have bad memory loss. Whenever I drink I end up with depression and self-loathing.
I remember reading in a book about an alcoholic, trying whatever to be able to continue drinking, asking the barmaid “does it ever get better?” The barmaid shakes her head. I am well aware of this in my own drinking and I must stop before it gets even worse.
I’m just starting day 2.
Nothing bad has happened as such but am now really worried about the damage I’m doing.
Whenever I drink now I no longer trust myself . Whenever I drink I have bad memory loss. Whenever I drink I end up with depression and self-loathing.
I remember reading in a book about an alcoholic, trying whatever to be able to continue drinking, asking the barmaid “does it ever get better?” The barmaid shakes her head. I am well aware of this in my own drinking and I must stop before it gets even worse.
I’m just starting day 2.
I can certainly relate Midton. I am coming to the point where serious health effects may appear. Been an alcoholic for about 15 years. I am 42 and have lost everything. I would be homeless if not for financial support from my family. I have suicidal ideations everyday and just feel so hopeless.
I am starting to experience more consequences. I am having more frequent blackouts with zero recollection. I have also developed a skin infection that has been around for 3 months. I thought it would go away on it's own but I seem to be scratching the rash in the night while sleeping thus preventing healing. I really have to stop drinking for good.
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