Class of February 2021 Support Thread Pt 1
Class of February 2021 Support Thread Pt 1
Welcome everyone!
this is the support thread for everyone who wants to quit drugs, alcohol or any kind of addiction this month of
FEBRUARY 2021
come and join us!
The latest JANUARY thread is now here:this is the support thread for everyone who wants to quit drugs, alcohol or any kind of addiction this month of
FEBRUARY 2021
come and join us!
https://www.soberrecovery.com/forums...rt-4-a-10.html (Class of January 2021 part 4)
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I think I'll join this class also, the more support the better I guess..
Day 2 and I have a big list of things to do that have been neglected over the last wee while..
Like I said in Jan class, I'm feeling so much better today than yesterday and have passed the witching hour quite easily. I am however very aware not to be fooled by that as I know there is a very strong resolve today to not drink and that might dwindle as the days go on..
Eyes and ears open for that sneaky voice..
Day 2 and I have a big list of things to do that have been neglected over the last wee while..
Like I said in Jan class, I'm feeling so much better today than yesterday and have passed the witching hour quite easily. I am however very aware not to be fooled by that as I know there is a very strong resolve today to not drink and that might dwindle as the days go on..
Eyes and ears open for that sneaky voice..
Hi All and Dee, I'm in - I'm actually on Day 32 today and I deliberately waited until now to make sure I wasn't going to early relapse again. As you can see from my start date - I've been around for a while - I was abstinent for years from 2011-2015 but went back when I divorced. This time has got to be the last time - I absolutely cannot face another 'Day 1' - I've become so sick of myself. Anyway, good luck to us all!
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I'm in, day 1. I need to focus on learning not to drink in social situations. Would very much like to complete an entire month (to start with), I've come close, but then ultimately drink. That said. I've gotten more sober time in the last few months than the last 20 years, so that's something.
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I'm in too. I need the cycle to stop. I need to focus on my health and happiness and I cannot do that feeling like crap most days. Once 4pm rolls around, I internally fight with myself about taking a drink, and the AV always seems to win.
Day 5
Good morning everyone. Another morning waking up with no hang over. Sleep is getting a little better. I think I’ll start wearing my Apple Watch to bed so I can start seeing how much sleep I’m actually getting and be able to see any improvements. I have purposely not worn my watch to bed so I wouldn’t obsess with how little quality sleep I was getting.
Very happy to be here with everyone else. Today is my grandson’s first birthday. If that’s not a great reason to want to stop drinking I don’t know what is.
Good morning everyone. Another morning waking up with no hang over. Sleep is getting a little better. I think I’ll start wearing my Apple Watch to bed so I can start seeing how much sleep I’m actually getting and be able to see any improvements. I have purposely not worn my watch to bed so I wouldn’t obsess with how little quality sleep I was getting.
Very happy to be here with everyone else. Today is my grandson’s first birthday. If that’s not a great reason to want to stop drinking I don’t know what is.
Thanks, Anna. I'm doing one thing differently this time, on Wednesday I'm seeing my DR and I intend to tell him everything. Scary, because this is the first time I'll be seeing him, but that shouldn't change anything. If he takes away my driver's licence, that's OK too. I need to get help to lead a sober life. That's it.
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