Day 6 pick up six?
Day 6 pick up six?
No... No... But HELL no!
I take nothing for granted this weekend.
Have a plan that I am working each hour practically.
I go from having a clear head and determined to waffling on the decision.
I refuse to negotiate my sobriety but it's there.
You know what comes after six?
SEVEN!
I take nothing for granted this weekend.
Have a plan that I am working each hour practically.
I go from having a clear head and determined to waffling on the decision.
I refuse to negotiate my sobriety but it's there.
You know what comes after six?
SEVEN!
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: Florida
Posts: 316
Man, I remember that first week, it was TOUGH... but as time goes by, it does get easier... I have some good times and bad times-trying to learn along the way...
Congrats on 6 days... YAY 1 week tomorrow..
Congrats on 6 days... YAY 1 week tomorrow..
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Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Southeast US
Posts: 332
Those first days really are the hardest in terms of thinking about alcohol so often. After that it was more about negotiating the withdrawal symptoms - - easier to do if you know what to expect. You will and you are worth the effort!
I am doing it.... And my partner too!
Home from dinner in the city... Had to walk home from the train and past the local bar we used to go to.... The is a big party in the outdoor back area so we walked the front way... Home... Safe... Happier... And satisfied....
I don't want to give this feeling up.
Tomorrow is a tough day for me... Always has been... That's no excuse! I will be glued to SR...
Thanks for the support!
Ken
Home from dinner in the city... Had to walk home from the train and past the local bar we used to go to.... The is a big party in the outdoor back area so we walked the front way... Home... Safe... Happier... And satisfied....
I don't want to give this feeling up.
Tomorrow is a tough day for me... Always has been... That's no excuse! I will be glued to SR...
Thanks for the support!
Ken
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: New England
Posts: 604
Ken, great going so far! You're cruising into Sunday with a big head start on a sober weekend! I used to love to drink on Sundays, now it's my chill out day, and I look forward to it. Naps, movies, whatever it takes to relax and not drink. I work 2 jobs on weekends, so Sunday always felt like the start of the weekend. I'm trying to go back in time where Sunday was a day of rest for everyone. Focus on family, and spiritual things, not work and tedious errands.
Maybe you guys can start a Sunday ritual to take the place of drinking. Something new you've always wanted to do, or something old that you've always loved...
Maybe you guys can start a Sunday ritual to take the place of drinking. Something new you've always wanted to do, or something old that you've always loved...
Thanks.... Maybe a new ritual is needed... We are steeped in routine... Never realized it until I tried something different.
Yesterday and the last week has been so great.
Up early this morning. Heading to the beach for a walk.
My partner and I go to the same doctor. He went for a routine visit and the doctor asked how I was doing. If I was remaining sober.
My P answer he was trying. The doc said... Do you know how important it is that he does? And gave my P a look that was very serious.
He came home with a renewed sense of determination. That has shown this week and weekend.
For the first time I feel like I am not in this alone. He has been strong and dilagent in what we do and say.
I know he will have moments but at least I know he is serious.... As serious as I am.
So now I can be stronger.
I have never been so grateful.
I need SR today. I hope to also throw my support behind others today as well.
Thank you!
Ken
Yesterday and the last week has been so great.
Up early this morning. Heading to the beach for a walk.
My partner and I go to the same doctor. He went for a routine visit and the doctor asked how I was doing. If I was remaining sober.
My P answer he was trying. The doc said... Do you know how important it is that he does? And gave my P a look that was very serious.
He came home with a renewed sense of determination. That has shown this week and weekend.
For the first time I feel like I am not in this alone. He has been strong and dilagent in what we do and say.
I know he will have moments but at least I know he is serious.... As serious as I am.
So now I can be stronger.
I have never been so grateful.
I need SR today. I hope to also throw my support behind others today as well.
Thank you!
Ken
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