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Your right, my being reluctant because of seeing people I might possibly know is not good for my recovery, as is going too far. One of the things I was told to work on while in inpatient was my self-esteem around others. Putting myself in a situation out of my comfort zone like that I think will be good for me.
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You get a chance...Check out this site...It covers a lot. I wish I had it when I started.
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Originally Posted by Bgh2002 
Thanks, it definetly feels good to be here, and where I'm at now. It used to make me sick thinking back on all of the decisions and actions I made whilst drunk, but that was just the addiction trying to reel me back in. As long as I stay sober today, I don't have to worry about any of that.
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