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GreenEggsAndHam 04-04-2014 05:57 PM


Originally Posted by Lance40 (Post 4570438)
I'm back - went to the grocery store and bought cookies, a cake, and chips & Mexican cheese dip! Ate cookies on the way home and now starting on the chips & dip. Maybe I was just hungry or something because the craving is gone. I feel kind of foolish but thanks for all the support. It was really helpful.

lol Don't feel foolish. I often eat (and drink sweat tea with it - mmm sugar) when I want a drink and the urge passes very quickly. Maybe it's comforting something inside myself with food but it sure beats getting drunk!

Good job - you did the right thing by posting before choosing to pick up that bottle.

heath480 04-04-2014 06:00 PM

Good news Lance.

LBrain 04-04-2014 06:04 PM

If it's not yours to throw out, then it's not yours to drink!

Benji90 04-04-2014 06:09 PM


Originally Posted by Lance40 (Post 4570438)
I'm back - went to the grocery store and bought cookies, a cake, and chips & Mexican cheese dip! Ate cookies on the way home and now starting on the chips & dip. Maybe I was just hungry or something because the craving is gone. I feel kind of foolish but thanks for all the support. It was really helpful.

That's another good thing about not drinking. No alcohol numbing your taste buds and your stomach and digestive tract starts to repair and you have a nice healthy appetite when you're sober!
Just had me a country fried chicken dinner myself, it's okay I'll run off the extra calories later, where usually I would had just skipped the meal so I could get drunk faster and sit and drink poison and procrastinate on even getting up to take a leak.

Nonsensical 04-04-2014 06:11 PM


Originally Posted by LBrain (Post 4570471)
If it's not yours to throw out, then it's not yours to drink!

That's what I was thinking. :)

or

Throw it out and say you drank it. :herewego

Dee74 04-04-2014 07:01 PM

There are some good tips here Lance:

http://www.soberrecovery.com/forums/...-cravings.html

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