I hate alcohol
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I hate alcohol
I hate what drink has done to my life.
I hate how alcohol made me, makes me feel.
I took some cough mixture last night.
Had some alcohol in it as today I feel a quivering wreck. I feel confused, paranoid, the feelings of shame have surfaced even though I was ill and took medicine and did not drink.
I feel fearful like something bad is going to happen.
I just want to hide.
I hate how alcohol made me, makes me feel.
I took some cough mixture last night.
Had some alcohol in it as today I feel a quivering wreck. I feel confused, paranoid, the feelings of shame have surfaced even though I was ill and took medicine and did not drink.
I feel fearful like something bad is going to happen.
I just want to hide.
alcohol causes anxiety, even if it was a small dose in your medicine. I won't use any medicine, mouthwash, etc that contains any alcohol for fear of what it may trigger.
Just remember, it will all be ok. You're feeling like something bad may happen, but take breathe deep, and tell yourself you will be ok. Say it over and over until you feel calm.
As Fernaceman asked, what are you doing to help your recovery?
Just remember, it will all be ok. You're feeling like something bad may happen, but take breathe deep, and tell yourself you will be ok. Say it over and over until you feel calm.
As Fernaceman asked, what are you doing to help your recovery?
Sounds like a genuine mistake to me , what is your intention with respect to your sobriety ?
I think i'd not buy that cough mixture again and look for something alcohol free
Bestwishes, M
I think i'd not buy that cough mixture again and look for something alcohol free
Bestwishes, M
Sasha, sorry you are feeling rough.
All will be ok. As you are taking medication you must be feeling out of sorts with a cough too, and that will drag you down.
Wrap up warmly and try to get some sleep. Nothing bad is going to happen. All will be ok xxx
All will be ok. As you are taking medication you must be feeling out of sorts with a cough too, and that will drag you down.
Wrap up warmly and try to get some sleep. Nothing bad is going to happen. All will be ok xxx
I have a different spin. I chose to drink, chose to abuse alcohol and now am in a situation where I cannot drink anymore.
I hold no ill will against booze, as we simply are better off apart.
As far as the extreme physical symptoms you're having from having taken a prescribed amount of medicine that contains alcohol.
In my opinion, there is not anywhere near enough alcohol in a prescribed amount of over the counter medicine to cause any physical symptoms of withdrawl.
I would lean towards a psycho somatic reaction rather than physical.
I hold no ill will against booze, as we simply are better off apart.
As far as the extreme physical symptoms you're having from having taken a prescribed amount of medicine that contains alcohol.
In my opinion, there is not anywhere near enough alcohol in a prescribed amount of over the counter medicine to cause any physical symptoms of withdrawl.
I would lean towards a psycho somatic reaction rather than physical.
The feelings you're having will definitely pass. Would be good for you to consider it something you learned you best not do again. Beating yourself up over it is pointless as you've actually done nothing wrong. Riding through these feelings is growth also. It's practice in riding out all the rest of the inevitable feelings that will come up living a sober life. Many of them are good ones too. Most of us don't even have a clue what it is to feel anything. And it takes some time to learn how to manage what comes up.
Good luck.
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I hate alcohol too. There are all the physical symptoms of course but one reason I decided to quit was that I couldn't even stomach the thought of another drink last weekend. It's so gross, it doesn't even taste good. It's a poisonous chemical and that's exactly what it tastes like.
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Oh with regards to drinking it will be 300 days tomorrow since I have had a drink.
I have no intention of drinking again.
The cough medicine and how it made me feel just caught me a bit off guard to be honest.
I am 100% sure it is not all the cough medicine that caused these feelings, probably lots of things.
But...I still hate alcohol and all the trouble and misery it brings.
I suppose what I was trying to say was that once alcohol has made an imprint on your mind, it's hard to forget what happen.
I have no intention of drinking again.
The cough medicine and how it made me feel just caught me a bit off guard to be honest.
I am 100% sure it is not all the cough medicine that caused these feelings, probably lots of things.
But...I still hate alcohol and all the trouble and misery it brings.
I suppose what I was trying to say was that once alcohol has made an imprint on your mind, it's hard to forget what happen.
Seems like alcohol for me is a lover who betrays me over & over again. I'm still hoping someday to fall out of love, and in the meantime I'm trying to teach myself to hate, or at least to resist the call of it. Some days it's really hard.
Oh with regards to drinking it will be 300 days tomorrow since I have had a drink.
I have no intention of drinking again.
The cough medicine and how it made me feel just caught me a bit off guard to be honest.
I am 100% sure it is not all the cough medicine that caused these feelings, probably lots of things.
But...I still hate alcohol and all the trouble and misery it brings.
I suppose what I was trying to say was that once alcohol has made an imprint on your mind, it's hard to forget what happen.
I have no intention of drinking again.
The cough medicine and how it made me feel just caught me a bit off guard to be honest.
I am 100% sure it is not all the cough medicine that caused these feelings, probably lots of things.
But...I still hate alcohol and all the trouble and misery it brings.
I suppose what I was trying to say was that once alcohol has made an imprint on your mind, it's hard to forget what happen.
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