struggling and scared
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struggling and scared
I've been "quitting" for the past week. Im sick of being controlled by alcohol. I know I need to go to a meeting asap and get some support because I cannot kee
p living this way.. I've been drinking to get that last drunk before I finally surrender...ugh. Im insane. Yesterday was bad, called some family members to give them a piece of my mind, got completely trashed and I was not emotionally available for my family. Just wasted, and pissed off at the world and myself. Im going to a meeting today before I do it all over again.
p living this way.. I've been drinking to get that last drunk before I finally surrender...ugh. Im insane. Yesterday was bad, called some family members to give them a piece of my mind, got completely trashed and I was not emotionally available for my family. Just wasted, and pissed off at the world and myself. Im going to a meeting today before I do it all over again.
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Hi there- Just for today tell yourself that you won't drink. Go to a meeting, try to talk to people and whatever you do just don't drink. All you have to do is worry about today. If you can't take being awake, go to sleep. Do anything to get through today.
The first week is the worst, with alcohol in your mind every minute it seems but as you start to recover physically, the thoughts should let up a bit.
I know it's a struggle. I've been through so many first weeks myself that I've lost track of them but I can promise you that if you can get through the first week, it will get better. If you drink again, you have to go through the whole process again. See the doctor if you're feeling horrible. You may need to go in for detox so they can monitor you and make you more comfortable as your body adjusts.
The first week is the worst, with alcohol in your mind every minute it seems but as you start to recover physically, the thoughts should let up a bit.
I know it's a struggle. I've been through so many first weeks myself that I've lost track of them but I can promise you that if you can get through the first week, it will get better. If you drink again, you have to go through the whole process again. See the doctor if you're feeling horrible. You may need to go in for detox so they can monitor you and make you more comfortable as your body adjusts.
I've been "quitting" for the past week. Im sick of being controlled by alcohol. I know I need to go to a meeting asap and get some support because I cannot kee
p living this way.. I've been drinking to get that last drunk before I finally surrender...ugh. Im insane. Yesterday was bad, called some family members to give them a piece of my mind, got completely trashed and I was not emotionally available for my family. Just wasted, and pissed off at the world and myself. Im going to a meeting today before I do it all over again.
p living this way.. I've been drinking to get that last drunk before I finally surrender...ugh. Im insane. Yesterday was bad, called some family members to give them a piece of my mind, got completely trashed and I was not emotionally available for my family. Just wasted, and pissed off at the world and myself. Im going to a meeting today before I do it all over again.
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Thanks so much. I can't believe I put myself back in this position. I've been sober for a day and come day 2 I drink. Its been like that all week. Im driving myself absolutel here, and my family as well. I know I can do this.....I've done it before....
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I have had some pretty intense withdrawls in the past
..but at this point I just feel hungover...I don't feel like medical attention is needed right now, but I will go to the doctor if it gets bad
..but at this point I just feel hungover...I don't feel like medical attention is needed right now, but I will go to the doctor if it gets bad
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I feel in the same spot as you. I don't want to drink anymore but if I stop my withdrawel syptoms get bad. I hate this whole stupid cycle. Last time I went to my doctor I felt so jugded I'm afraid of telling her the truth again.
I have always had very good, sympathetic Doctors. I find it so annoying when you get the odd one who look down their nose. Anyway, good job you don't feel too hungover. More reason to give it another go. xxxxx
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