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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: Newport Beach, CA
Posts: 96
Towards the end of my drinking I had severe anxiety and head demons once I stopped drinking and started going through withdrawal...it wasn't even a hangover...it was hell on earth!
I have 15 months of sobriety and Today I feel good enough to do just about anything!
I have 15 months of sobriety and Today I feel good enough to do just about anything!
Without the hangover that I had every day for years.... I just finished my breakfast while hanging out with you fine folks and will face the day with enthusiasm and vigor. Yard work, washing my 4x4 and doing housework will come easily without the pain of recovering from excessive alcohol consumption.
EndGame
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: New York, NY
Posts: 4,677
No hangover. No Tazmanian Devil anxiety. Not deep depression. No vomiting. No making up lies to cancel my appointments. No reaching for a half-empty bottle of vodka. No wishing I were dead.
I have a couple of things to do today that I'm not looking forward to, and several things I like doing. If all goes as planned, I'll do all of them.
I have a couple of things to do today that I'm not looking forward to, and several things I like doing. If all goes as planned, I'll do all of them.
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Canada
Posts: 4,580
Just woke up in a city right by the Bay...after watching a beautiful fireworks display last night..sober. Went down into the city and grabbed a coffee whilst watching all the city folk whizzing by in their worlds. People are interesting. Life is interesting. Okay..I am trying to quit smoking...and I did buy a pack..have one...and then gave the rest of the pack to an "unfortunate" picking up cans on the street. Still sober...the smoking thing is a work in progress : )
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: The Deep South
Posts: 14,636
Nuudawn, sounds lovely
Because I'm not hungover, I'm enjoying a great cup of coffee before getting some reading, writing, exercise and meditation done. Then I'm off to a training class for my volunteer work at the women's shelter. I'd probably not be doing any of this with a nasty hangover.
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Because I'm not hungover, I'm enjoying a great cup of coffee before getting some reading, writing, exercise and meditation done. Then I'm off to a training class for my volunteer work at the women's shelter. I'd probably not be doing any of this with a nasty hangover.
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Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: Midwest
Posts: 807
Because I am not hungover I will be taking my dogs to the dog park to meet up with my daughter and her dog, something I really enjoy. Also, after 2 weeks of insomnia I finally crashed for nearly 8 hours. Not the best sleep, woke up a few times and had a crazy dream but at least it was sleep. It's a good day.
NO HANGOVER!! WOOT!!! And as well, it is officially 2 weeks for me today. (yay me) It's not even noon yet, and I've enjoyed a full morning of coffee, dishes, vacuuming, and I've already been to the grocery store and back! Hah....and when I washed my face this morning, I looked in the mirror and kinda said to myself, 'Geez, self, u look pretty good!!.....lol'
Otherwise, I might still be in bed licking my wounds, and a trip to the mirror might yield a response more like, "Holy mother of god.....wtf were you up to last night??!" lol
Happy sober Thursday to you all, and keep on keepin' on! :-) :-)
Otherwise, I might still be in bed licking my wounds, and a trip to the mirror might yield a response more like, "Holy mother of god.....wtf were you up to last night??!" lol
Happy sober Thursday to you all, and keep on keepin' on! :-) :-)
EndGame
Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: New York, NY
Posts: 4,677
Member
Join Date: Jul 2013
Posts: 19
Not being hungover means I got up early, no shakes, no nausea, no headache or cotton mouth. Not being hungover enabled me to go for a walk before work, to enjoy breakfast, to be productive at work. It's the best feeling ever and I hope it never goes away. Being sober is a gift that I'm very grateful for.
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