Day 2
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Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: NYC
Posts: 1,225
I'm sorry for your loss. But stick to your desire for sobriety. There is nothing in life that we cannot face sober. If you need support or help in managing through this, keep posting on here. We'll be here to support you
Run to live... live to run
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Western Maryland
Posts: 1,091
SO sorry for your loss, but facing is drunk will not make things any better. This is something you need to go through sober. You need to deal with the feelings now, instead of later.
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 7,910
Welcome, Iam -
Sorry to hear about your loss. Emotions can be a challenge in early sobriety. I think you'll be really glad to be sober during this time, though. After I stopped drinking, I felt calmer and more connected with my family and friends (waking up without a hangover is pretty good, too!).
Hang in there....
Sorry to hear about your loss. Emotions can be a challenge in early sobriety. I think you'll be really glad to be sober during this time, though. After I stopped drinking, I felt calmer and more connected with my family and friends (waking up without a hangover is pretty good, too!).Hang in there....
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: NY Metro
Posts: 20
Thanks everyone. I didn't drink last nigh and getting ready to fly out for the funeral this morning. At least being in a different environment will probably make it easier to not drink. Of course, I'm looking for the silver lining in something that is a less than optimal situation. My wife is very upset, obviously. At least I can be there for her (sober).
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Location: Ontario, Canada
Posts: 143
Iam...so sad to hear to your news.....happy you didnt drink last night. You sound like a wonderful husband. Being on Day 3 and you are thinking of her needing you sober for support. Hold on tight to each other. Safe travels our friend hugs
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