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I relapsed badly after 83 days of sobriety to the point that I needed medical help to detox all over again.
Today is day 66 of sobriety.
It is never, ever too late to make a new beginning. Learn what you can from the relapse, don't ever forget it, and put it in the past where it belongs.
Today is day 66 of sobriety.
It is never, ever too late to make a new beginning. Learn what you can from the relapse, don't ever forget it, and put it in the past where it belongs.
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Originally Posted by AnotherPaul 
I relapsed badly after 83 days of sobriety to the point that I needed medical help to detox all over again.
Today is day 66 of sobriety.
It is never, ever too late to make a new beginning. Learn what you can from the relapse, don't ever forget it, and put it in the past where it belongs.
Today is day 66 of sobriety.
It is never, ever too late to make a new beginning. Learn what you can from the relapse, don't ever forget it, and put it in the past where it belongs.
Thanx for that; I know I need to "let it go" that is always my biggest problem
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I've slipped so many times it's ridiculous. For whatever reason this time it's sticking. All we can do is get up, brush ourselves off, and try again.
When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door.
When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door.
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Originally Posted by Bruce292
I've slipped so many times it's ridiculous. For whatever reason this time it's sticking. All we can do is get up, brush ourselves off, and try again.
When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door.
When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door.
I wish you the best!
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Join Date: May 2013
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Originally Posted by Bruce292
I've slipped so many times it's ridiculous. For whatever reason this time it's sticking. All we can do is get up, brush ourselves off, and try again.
When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door.
When life looks like easy street there is danger at your door.
We must learn from our relapses though or we are doomed to repeat them. They say doing the same thing over and over expecting different results is the definition of insanity. I guess not doing anything (to stay sober) over and over expecting different results would be the same thing.
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