questions for the seasoned and in recovery
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Originally Posted by freshstart57 
desypete, it seems as though our experiences are not the same at all. What I see is missing from your past experience was your lack of that vow to quit drinking for good. This is how you decided that you could try a drink or two to see what happened.
I am glad you have found sobriety now, and wish you well.
I am glad you have found sobriety now, and wish you well.
like i said it went on for 15 years but in the end i went back on it and i wish you all the best my friend and i only hope in years down the line it isnt you typeing up a message like i do were you lost it all
as belive me if only i could turn the clocks back to when i was in my 20s again i would never of left aa as i know what would be coming for me in later years
but of course not everyone is like me and maybe thats the problem i dont see is maybe your drinking isnt like mine at all in which case anyone can quit and stay stopped if they choose to
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I have had a long week at work so I had not seen all the responses. I want to thank each and every one of you for your varied responses and well wishes. It opened a discussion and proves how individual this problem really is. There is no right or wrong answer..just what works for you. I think for me..I'll just be a person who doesn't drink. Love to all.
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