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Same old m8, just can't break the circle today - you know how it is, wondering how you're gonny get dry this time?
I'll be dry again of that I am sure but don't know when or how at the moment...
I'm at the stage where I'm convinced the next time I'm dry again for a couple of days I'll never put myself through this hell again...
I wish I could record feelings and play them back over in my mind so that the next time I'm dry, I never, ever drink again...
I'll be dry again of that I am sure but don't know when or how at the moment...
I'm at the stage where I'm convinced the next time I'm dry again for a couple of days I'll never put myself through this hell again...
I wish I could record feelings and play them back over in my mind so that the next time I'm dry, I never, ever drink again...
I remember stuff like - I couldn't understand what people were saying to me - I coudl understand each word they said - just not put together any kind of THOUGHT behind the words.... my joints felt like somebody had put broken glss in each one of them, I ws dizzy ... man.
Dn't ever want to do that again.
and YOU don't ever have to do that again , either. this could be IT for you.
Dn't ever want to do that again.
and YOU don't ever have to do that again , either. this could be IT for you.
RK for me RK, i was a fear based user...
now things are different.. theres nothing to fear in the dark, thats not there when the light come on...
go see a doc, and try to turn the lights back on RK...
xxoo RZ
I'm damn scared of a doc visit though but can't see that I have much alternative...
now things are different.. theres nothing to fear in the dark, thats not there when the light come on...
go see a doc, and try to turn the lights back on RK...
xxoo RZ
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I thought I'd bump my first thread here - this was before I quit, and hopefully it can send a message of hope out to anybody who is desperate and unable to stop.
I was in the same position - soon after this thread, things got so bad that I went to the doctor - I was so terrified that my sister had to convince me to go and she even came in with me, lol.
It all seems so far away now, but I know if I take one drink I'll be right back there again.
One year down the line, I am trying my damn hardest never to put myself in that position again. If I can stop for a year, then so can anybody - my willpower has always been around the zero mark.
But I don't want to die. I hope this helps somebody in a similar position to the one I was in when I wrote this. It's the first time I've revisited this thread since I left it.
You can stop too.
EDIT - Incidentally, thank you to everybody who posted in this thread because I think you saved my life.
I was in the same position - soon after this thread, things got so bad that I went to the doctor - I was so terrified that my sister had to convince me to go and she even came in with me, lol.
It all seems so far away now, but I know if I take one drink I'll be right back there again.
One year down the line, I am trying my damn hardest never to put myself in that position again. If I can stop for a year, then so can anybody - my willpower has always been around the zero mark.
But I don't want to die. I hope this helps somebody in a similar position to the one I was in when I wrote this. It's the first time I've revisited this thread since I left it.
You can stop too.
EDIT - Incidentally, thank you to everybody who posted in this thread because I think you saved my life.
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What a wonderful idea RK! I read through the entire post and it is so true when you see the banter coming from you guys, it would sometimes appear that you never had a problem. I don't know why, but it sure was good to read such a success story coming from that situation. How did you finally recover RK? Did you have to do inpatient or was it a day to day, on your own thing with the help of SR? Just curious about your success. Thanks again!! It helps so many, me included.
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What a wonderful idea RK! I read through the entire post and it is so true when you see the banter coming from you guys, it would sometimes appear that you never had a problem. I don't know why, but it sure was good to read such a success story coming from that situation. How did you finally recover RK? Did you have to do inpatient or was it a day to day, on your own thing with the help of SR? Just curious about your success. Thanks again!! It helps so many, me included.
It's just a day to day thing for me, with the support of SR and my family and (some of my) friends. I've grown apart from a lot of the people who I used to drink with and have not really filled that gap, but as I'm using up my time doing new things and planning a new future for myself, well - it's time I'm happy to spend on my own at the moment to be honest.
But to answer your question directly - what stops me drinking daily? Truthful answer is the fear of being in that state again, feeling like I could die any minute and that I had no future.
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