Question for ex smokers with good few years booze free Hi, I am 5 months booze free and 7 years smoke free. I never think of smoking again, or how nice it would be to have a fag. Well at least not in a very long time, but its not the same for the juice. I find myself thinking about it daily and maybe been able to drink again, and how long will I go b4 I do try it again. I'm in AA and loving the program. So I would like to ask people with time, does your attitude towards booze get with time the way my attitude is toward fags now? I hope it does as I love my sober life, but do miss the other side if i'm totally honest. Thanks in advance |
7 years smoke free and coming up to 2 years alcohol free . I don't miss either of them and find the thought of doing either again abhorrent . Bestwishes, M |
29 years alcohol free. 23 years smoke free. I smoked 2 1/2 packs a day for over 15 years. Compulshion to drink left me quicker than the compulsion to smoke did. 6 months in AA was a sort of landmark for me. Things started to really kick in after that. I'd say it took about a year before I had no deisre whatsoever to drink. Pretty sure the steps had a lot to do with that. |
Your answer can be found in the 10th step promises starting "And we have ceased fighting.." Bottom of page 84. For me this came about after the first 8 steps were completed and I had begun step 9. |
31 years sober and 25 or 26 years off tobacco. It took longer for the desire to smoke to be lifted - maybe a year or so after I stopped. Every now and then I get an urge to pick up a smoke, usually when I'm around it, but it passess quickly. I haven't had an urge to drink in decades. Gotta love those 10th Step promises! -allan |
2 yeas 10 months booze free, on the 5th 1 year no fags. The urge to drink is practically nonexistent, but have recently had big cravings for a cigarette, though I ain't gonna do either. :egypt: |
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