Morning of day 17
Morning of day 17
I woke up today feeling great and in a best possible mood. It's been a rough couple of weeks but I'm finally starting to feel good again.
This is the longest I have ever made it and my second attempt at sobering up. I had 11days at one point but slipped up for a couple of weeks. I'm happy to be back and with 17days without a drink.
Reality is starting to kick in now and I'm starting to think straight again, it's pretty scary what i've put myself through and I'm happy and thankful to be alive and here. Something I couldnt have said a few weeks ago.
This is the longest I have ever made it and my second attempt at sobering up. I had 11days at one point but slipped up for a couple of weeks. I'm happy to be back and with 17days without a drink.
Reality is starting to kick in now and I'm starting to think straight again, it's pretty scary what i've put myself through and I'm happy and thankful to be alive and here. Something I couldnt have said a few weeks ago.
I was sober for 37 days.. I was SURE I was done.. I used the "Marijuana maintenance program" to get through it (I have smoked it my whole adult life) in an instant I had a bad day and had my first beer. It was all over.. after five days that I can barely remember I recovered and realized I had to be completely sober of everything to stop for good.. Here's to us!! Now on day 4.. starting all over again.. COMPLETELY SOBER!!
This is day 9 for me Rez. I feel great. I too used the marijuana maintenance plan in my previous unsuccessful attempts to quit drinking. Not this time. I love waking up early and not needing 3 cups of coffee just to barely function. Now I just enjoy my morning coffee for the flavour. Keep it up!
This is day 9 for me Rez. I feel great. I too used the marijuana maintenance plan in my previous unsuccessful attempts to quit drinking. Not this time. I love waking up early and not needing 3 cups of coffee just to barely function. Now I just enjoy my morning coffee for the flavour. Keep it up!
Good for you, Rez!
I remember, at about 3 weeks sober, becoming aware of how much I had been harming myself physically (not to mention spiritually and mentally). It really hit me that I was very lucky to be alive.
I remember, at about 3 weeks sober, becoming aware of how much I had been harming myself physically (not to mention spiritually and mentally). It really hit me that I was very lucky to be alive.
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