My first 90 Days sober ever! Hi Everyone, I am pretty sure this is the first time in 20 plus years that I have been without alcohol for 90 days, wow. Thanks everyone for your support throughout my first 3 months clean and sober. It has been a tough road taking almost all of 90days to feel any significant improvements. Life has never felt better and I can only imagine what the future will bring . For those of you who are having a hard time staying sober or still feeling like crap while being sober, "stick with it and dont give in" I can tell you that things do change and it will be an amazing journey without that demon following you around. Thanks Again, MahiMahi |
Congrats, needed here what you said. Feeling like crap anxiousness and cannot sleep. Keep up the good work. Dean:You_Rock_ |
Right on! Great job :You_Rock_ :ring |
Congratulations, MahiMahi!! 90 days is awesome happyface:
Originally Posted by MahiMahi
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For those of you who are having a hard time staying sober or still feeling like crap while being sober, "stick with it and dont give in" I can tell you that things do change and it will be an amazing journey without that demon following you around. So true :) Thanks for sharing your experience :) |
Congratulations on your 90 days. It is always a good day when we are sober. |
:a122: Big congrats on making 90 days sober!! Woo hoo!! :c031: |
Awesome work, MM! |
Congrats on 90 days! Keep it up, it just keeps gettin' better and better:) |
Originally Posted by dkayvins125
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Congrats, needed here what you said. Feeling like crap anxiousness and cannot sleep. Keep up the good work. Dean:You_Rock_ I felt like I was drugged 24/7 no energy what so ever for the first 8 weeks or so. I was also a nervous wreck, no focus, my thoughts all over the place, man I thought I was going crazy. I had no desire to do anything and was beginning to think that life was just not worth living anymore. I couldnt sleep and when I did get to sleep it was only for a few hours or so. Well with the right nutrition and exercise and a positive mental outlook I have found my way back to feeling normal again. Like I said it was a long road for me but well worth it. Stick with it Dean, no one said it was going to be easy you will be thankful you did. Mahi |
grats to you :) |
Nice one on 90!!! peace |
Congratulations!!!! Wonderful job! |
Mahi, that's great. I am somewhat similar, I haven't gone this long for about 15 years, I guess. Passed my 5 months over the weekend. I think an urge or two will come about once the 6 months get here, but I have been keeping my eye on my outlook. I think with me it is not so much a challenge not to drink out of a sense of old routine or boredom but more the exasperations or whatever pulls me down into a negative mood - those are the things that I am wary of, but still going strong for me. |
congratulations mahi mahi :) D |
:You_Rock_ WAY TO GO!!! Thanks for sharing! |
Good for you! |
Originally Posted by Toronto68
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Mahi, that's great. I am somewhat similar, I haven't gone this long for about 15 years, I guess. Passed my 5 months over the weekend. I think an urge or two will come about once the 6 months get here, but I have been keeping my eye on my outlook. I think with me it is not so much a challenge not to drink out of a sense of old routine or boredom but more the exasperations or whatever pulls me down into a negative mood - those are the things that I am wary of, but still going strong for me. Mahi |
It can be like an incentive thinking about the amount of time we put behind us without "using", that's true. |
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Congrats MM. Giving up alcohol is a little like playing Monopoly when you're winning. You keep passing GO! |
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