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Hi,
I'm new here, and I am trying to come to terms that I can't drink again. I haven't been drinking long, but I want to stop my downward spiral before it gets any worse.
I have been a social drinker in college I think the times I may have been drunk in college was 4 times in 4 years. I'm trying to figure out where the decent from normal drinking because disordered because a lot of bad things have happened to me in the past 3 years, and each event has made my drinking a little bit worse.
Thanks for listening to me ramble.
I'm new here, and I am trying to come to terms that I can't drink again. I haven't been drinking long, but I want to stop my downward spiral before it gets any worse.
I have been a social drinker in college I think the times I may have been drunk in college was 4 times in 4 years. I'm trying to figure out where the decent from normal drinking because disordered because a lot of bad things have happened to me in the past 3 years, and each event has made my drinking a little bit worse.
Thanks for listening to me ramble.
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Join Date: Oct 2008
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Hey AB, welcome to SR!!!
Everyone on here is soooo great and helpful, this site honestly helps me, and probably everyone else on here, stay sober!
Congrats on deciding to get clean, it's awesome!
Rach
Everyone on here is soooo great and helpful, this site honestly helps me, and probably everyone else on here, stay sober!
Congrats on deciding to get clean, it's awesome!
Rach
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Join Date: Aug 2007
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Welcome AB!
It is overwhelming to think I can't drink anymore. That's why just taking it one day at a time is soooo much easier. Just focus on today. When tomorrow comes....just focus on that day.
My drinking was progressive as well. I started out in control....but then it progressively got out of control. I'd quit for a week or a few weeks and when I started to drink again, the cycle just started over. I eventually was a train wreck again.
It is overwhelming to think I can't drink anymore. That's why just taking it one day at a time is soooo much easier. Just focus on today. When tomorrow comes....just focus on that day.
My drinking was progressive as well. I started out in control....but then it progressively got out of control. I'd quit for a week or a few weeks and when I started to drink again, the cycle just started over. I eventually was a train wreck again.
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