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grateful rca
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: atlanta, ga.
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hi, don't post here very much but while doing some reading, i find your post and just had to read it all. you have come so far. i just wanted to congratulate you. keep up the good work nd know that we all are cheering you on.
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Join Date: Feb 2009
Posts: 2,279
Originally Posted by Tosh 
What I find the funniest is remembering reading those posts from people trying to help me, suggesting AA, and I thought 'no way, those guys are religious nuts and that'll never work for me; can I have the pills please?'
congratulations!I had to quote part of your post as I was found it really funny :rotfxko in a good way though.
Keep up the great work & I wish you the very best in your recovery/
Take Care,
NB
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Chepstow
Posts: 359
Thanks all.
It's Tuesday morning here, and I should really be getting ready for work. It's funny isn't it that I always thought I'd be this dynamic working machine once I got sober, yet here I am, not really looking forward to another day of graft; crickey this week has been dragging since yesturday morning.
The sun is shining and I'd rather be out 'playing' somewhere!
I guess I'm just a naturally lazy bugger, drunk or sober.
It's Tuesday morning here, and I should really be getting ready for work. It's funny isn't it that I always thought I'd be this dynamic working machine once I got sober, yet here I am, not really looking forward to another day of graft; crickey this week has been dragging since yesturday morning.
The sun is shining and I'd rather be out 'playing' somewhere!
I guess I'm just a naturally lazy bugger, drunk or sober.
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Chepstow
Posts: 359
Hi all,
I apologise for resurrecting a post that's over four years old, but I've just read through it; it's almost an early diary of my struggle to get sober; and I quite enjoyed reading it.
Well, I'm still sober, over 17 months now (I did have one little brief slip) and I've never been as sober, well organised, and happy!
AA did it for me, but however anybody gets sober, I'm just happy they're not drinking themselves to death.
Thanks to all in this forum and all those to helped me.
Regards,
Tosh
I apologise for resurrecting a post that's over four years old, but I've just read through it; it's almost an early diary of my struggle to get sober; and I quite enjoyed reading it.
Well, I'm still sober, over 17 months now (I did have one little brief slip) and I've never been as sober, well organised, and happy!
AA did it for me, but however anybody gets sober, I'm just happy they're not drinking themselves to death.
Thanks to all in this forum and all those to helped me.
Regards,
Tosh
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: MI
Posts: 1,080
Tosh i just read this entire thread start to finish, and I must say, it was a very interesting journey that you were on. I'm so glad that everything has worked out for you. You are an inspiration to all of us still struggling. Thanks for keeping this thread updated!
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