24 Hour Recovery Connections Part 475
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Originally Posted by skybert 
I am ready to meet the world sober the next 24 hours, so I can wake up to my 8. sober day, after a year long relaps
Hang around. We are a supportive fun and diverse bunch. All good stuff.
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In at 0646 open to the idea of 24 hours of clean time and sobriety along with some nurture, goodwill, and politeness. That's all, not too much to ask. What changes of requests from the drudgery of drunkenness'.
Still in the throes of winter. I can complain about it. Best to accept it right? Or fly south which will be in a month. I'm just tired of the temps. I'm purposely not dressing for it...this is when we northerners toughen up.
bailey that would have been me in the ditch at a much younger age wearing X country skis and a wine pouch. There were the times I almost got hypothermia, and almost drowned. Stuff like that doesn't happen sober.
I'm clean, sober, and sane, but the common basics daily living border still on unmanageability. A review of the first three AA steps, and a rational thinking exercise dispirited any energy of using thoughts.
Living by myself uses up enormous amounts of time thinking, pleasing, sating, my self. Most of it is unselfish thoughts and actions, but literally, added up, I can spend hours thinking of the past. I said wait a minute that sounds like an awful amount. Could free up much time to be productive.
Breaking for my frozen grapes and blueberries! Yay.
Still in the throes of winter. I can complain about it. Best to accept it right? Or fly south which will be in a month. I'm just tired of the temps. I'm purposely not dressing for it...this is when we northerners toughen up.
bailey that would have been me in the ditch at a much younger age wearing X country skis and a wine pouch. There were the times I almost got hypothermia, and almost drowned. Stuff like that doesn't happen sober.
I'm clean, sober, and sane, but the common basics daily living border still on unmanageability. A review of the first three AA steps, and a rational thinking exercise dispirited any energy of using thoughts.
Living by myself uses up enormous amounts of time thinking, pleasing, sating, my self. Most of it is unselfish thoughts and actions, but literally, added up, I can spend hours thinking of the past. I said wait a minute that sounds like an awful amount. Could free up much time to be productive.
Breaking for my frozen grapes and blueberries! Yay.
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Originally Posted by Treesofgreen
Checking in for another 24. I’m off today with the girls. Just called the OB. Something isnt right. I e asking the on call doctor for a first am appointment. Waiting on a call back.
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Originally Posted by Noam19
Hey everyone. I attempted to start a new morning workday routine this morning. Got up an hour earlier to get a quick workout in. Wasn't as hard as I thought. Anyway, it's 7:52am in Indiana. I'm in for another 24.
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Slipped up yesterday. Starting Day 1, this 17th day of February. Thank you, Kenton, for your kind words and awesome support on that thread I started yesterday evening. I have much hope and renewed strength that this will be my last Day 1. That, of course, could not happen without my changing something and I changed at least two things: 1. I actually admitted my slip (sometimes I lean toward perfectionism, and would have hugely preferred to pretend I didn't fall, and that folks, is pure delusion) and 2. I wrote myself a note of what I was feeling before I drank, why I chose to do it, what I expected from it, and what it actually delivered. This is a note I will read and reread the next time I am tempted to drink.
Day 1, in Missouri, 24 hours for me, please.
Day 1, in Missouri, 24 hours for me, please.
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Originally Posted by Kjma
Slipped up yesterday. Starting Day 1, this 17th day of February. Thank you, Kenton, for your kind words and awesome support on that thread I started yesterday evening. I have much hope and renewed strength that this will be my last Day 1. That, of course, could not happen without my changing something and I changed at least two things: 1. I actually admitted my slip (sometimes I lean toward perfectionism, and would have hugely preferred to pretend I didn't fall, and that folks, is pure delusion) and 2. I wrote myself a note of what I was feeling before I drank, why I chose to do it, what I expected from it, and what it actually delivered. This is a note I will read and reread the next time I am tempted to drink.
Day 1, in Missouri, 24 hours for me, please.
Day 1, in Missouri, 24 hours for me, please.
sSo glad you came straight back love.....onward together.
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Originally Posted by skybert
I am ready to meet the world sober the next 24 hours, so I can wake up to my 8. sober day, after a year long relaps
sSo glad you joined us.
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