Day 4 feeling like death!
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Day 4 feeling like death!
Made it to the start of day 4 and I feel absolutely horrible this morning, physically. I'm absolutely exhausted after getting more than enough sleep I'm sore and I'm so out of it. Hope this ends soon. Looking forward to day 30 when I am doing backflips out of bed in the morning
Congrats on day 4 and hang in there! My first week was horrible....
Everyday you will start to feel better. Get some rest, drink lots of water, and be kind to yourself and your body as it heals.
You can do this!
Everyday you will start to feel better. Get some rest, drink lots of water, and be kind to yourself and your body as it heals.
You can do this!
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Just imagine how long our bodies have been inundated with alcohol....our bodies are amazing things, but the adjustments needed to get our metabolism / brain etc back to normal takes time.
I think we love a quick fix...just like we loved a quick drink to try and fix everything - the short way out. Yep, recovery takes a little time. All worth it.
Thanks for the post. I forget sometimes that the beginning is exhausting. I also forget how crazy one feels during early sobriety. I had a relapse and this one was a good one so I'm still healing. Super tired all the time.
Made it to the start of day 4 and I feel absolutely horrible this morning, physically. I'm absolutely exhausted after getting more than enough sleep I'm sore and I'm so out of it. Hope this ends soon. Looking forward to day 30 when I am doing backflips out of bed in the morning
Not because it was funny, not at all. But because I remember that time so clearly I'm a little over 100 days sober. So I am not so far ahead of you that the beginning days are still not clearly in my mind.
I slept so much it wasn't even funny I sweat SO SO much, I could fill a large swimming hole! I got over that stage after a week or so tn I did a twist in the total opposite direction. I couldn't fall asleep if someone put a gun to my head and demanded me to
The following weeks everything seemed to upset me. Nothing was right, everything seemed to be wrong. It was too light, it was too dark. The music was too loud, it was not high enough. I was too happy, I was so depressed.
The emotions are still flying in every direction, but my physical problem are somewhat diminished. A lot of the physical aspects I believe are based on how heavy of a drinker you were to begin with. If you drank everyday ect. ,
how long you have been drinking ect.
It will get better. I can't tell you How Much or When but it will
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