Crying....
Crying....
I'm in tears right now.
I don't know why, really. I am craving my weekend beers (anywhere from 3-8 at any given time). I'm also going down on my depression meds. I have a friend I talk to online sometimes who isn't on tonight, and I miss talking to him. My husband is going to be dealing with his own emotional stuff tonight- his grandfather died today.
So I'll be hugging him and crying along, for a different, selfish reason.
Sorry, just had to get it off my chest.
I don't know why, really. I am craving my weekend beers (anywhere from 3-8 at any given time). I'm also going down on my depression meds. I have a friend I talk to online sometimes who isn't on tonight, and I miss talking to him. My husband is going to be dealing with his own emotional stuff tonight- his grandfather died today.
So I'll be hugging him and crying along, for a different, selfish reason.
Sorry, just had to get it off my chest.
Hello and so sorry for your loss! I remember in early sobriety tears streaming down my face while cleaning up the dinner dishes cause I wanted my evening vodka. For me it was the only thing I knew would temporarily numb me. The only reliable thing in my life....I thought!! Things got so out of controll and ugly and Im on the uphill climb back to a responsible human being. Im sober today and everything I thought alcohol was is a straight out lie! Your not selfish at all for changing your life this is the normal process of sobriety and hold on a second...your doing it!!!
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They are dead right Ainsley, i'm on day eleven now, and days two and eight were horrendous for me. I cried constantly. In fact it was so bad for so long, i remember comning on here to celebrate a dry day! +it does get easier, i promise you darling, why not think about it this way..
Its your bodies way of helping to speed flush the toxic from your body..
Hang in the sweetie.. Your in a good place with good people. Lean on them. Xxx
and i too offer condolances to you both. *hugs*
Its your bodies way of helping to speed flush the toxic from your body..
Hang in the sweetie.. Your in a good place with good people. Lean on them. Xxx
and i too offer condolances to you both. *hugs*
I cried SO MUCH in early recovery. But a real turning point for me was when I cried one night for the depressed, lost alcoholic I once was. I could see 'her' in my minds eye and I felt so much compassion for her. It was very surreal but it was when I felt like I fully detached myself from the alcoholic in me.
condolences to your husband.
condolences to your husband.
Ainsley, I cried a lot too. And, for me, it was welcome. In the last year of my drinking, I really felt nothing - very little emotion. The tears were welcome. I'm glad you feel better today.
I'm sorry for your and your husband's loss.
I'm sorry for your and your husband's loss.
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I have to say that 8 days in, you can actually feel your body recovering and flushing itself out. It's almost like I can't wait for tomorrow to see how much better I feel. That in and of itself is motivation to stick with it. Good luck!
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