I really want this now
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I really want this now
I've been here since March. Posted sporadically. Failed many times in half hearted attempts. I've come to realise that I really need to really want to do this. And now I want this more than anything. I've posted on lots of forums today for support. I will check in regularly to get and offer support. Thank you SR for being here xx
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Same as twinings, I am not even arguing with myself internally. No if, just that's it it's over... I WIN no my addiction. Ho it will try one in a while to get back up from the mat, only to face another knockout.
Sorry My hero Mohamed Ali. ;-)
Welcome to SR, you can do this! Get up from the mat and punch as hard as you ever have!
Sorry My hero Mohamed Ali. ;-)
Welcome to SR, you can do this! Get up from the mat and punch as hard as you ever have!
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Thanks guys. Like you say my attitude is totally different. What Dee said when I joined back in March was to take drink off the table, out of the equation. That's what I'm doing. No more internal arguments or deals with myself.
So Dee to answer your question that's what I'm doing and keeping logged into SR 24/7. I want sobriety more than I want to drink. I think doing this at this time of year is good too. I will be able to properly engage in the festivities. I am preparing myself for the time when my AV strikes. I know it will even though I feel positive now. I'm not kidding myself it will be easy. But I know it will be worth it.
Thanks for your support. It's so good to be with people who know exactly what its like.
So Dee to answer your question that's what I'm doing and keeping logged into SR 24/7. I want sobriety more than I want to drink. I think doing this at this time of year is good too. I will be able to properly engage in the festivities. I am preparing myself for the time when my AV strikes. I know it will even though I feel positive now. I'm not kidding myself it will be easy. But I know it will be worth it.
Thanks for your support. It's so good to be with people who know exactly what its like.
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Good luck Snaggle. I am travelling the road as well. This time I really want to go down it. On one of the other posts the person said they never wake up thinking " man I wish I was still drinking" I want to wake up like that.
Snaggle if you really want this sobriety, you can do it, for sure.
It sounds like you have made the choice that alcohol is no longer an option. For me, I also had to make other changes in my life regarding friends, family, activities. I hope you continue to check in and let us know how you're doing.
It sounds like you have made the choice that alcohol is no longer an option. For me, I also had to make other changes in my life regarding friends, family, activities. I hope you continue to check in and let us know how you're doing.
Abbey, AV is the addict voice. I'd try to explain it, but it'd be in my words. Best start at the source. Google AVRT and read the "crash course." This combination of this crash course and SR have helped me tremendously.
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