I've finally had enough
I've finally had enough
Just wanted to put it out there, that this alcoholism thing has finally got me beat. That is, the daily heavy drinking has finally beaten me down to the point where I just can't do it anymore. I am so exhausted and hung over and I just can't keep up with life, emotionally, spiritually, physically. I can no longer be a "functioning" alcoholic and so I am ready to quit.
Looking back, I always felt that I should quit, I had to quit, I would be happier and healthier if I would only quit... but now I'm really ready to quit. For myself, because I want more out of life that this miserable exhaustion.
trident
Looking back, I always felt that I should quit, I had to quit, I would be happier and healthier if I would only quit... but now I'm really ready to quit. For myself, because I want more out of life that this miserable exhaustion.
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It takes a lot of energy to keep 'functioning' when you're at that point. I felt like I was holding on to denial more and more because I knew that someday it was all going to fall apart and I had no faith that I could cope when it did.
Letting go, accepting the situation for what it was, was so liberating. It was as if I could breathe freely for the first time in years and I didn't feel continually anxious. Being ready is a huge step forward and should make the path a little easier for you.
All the best...
Letting go, accepting the situation for what it was, was so liberating. It was as if I could breathe freely for the first time in years and I didn't feel continually anxious. Being ready is a huge step forward and should make the path a little easier for you.
All the best...
Hi Trident,
Welcome aboard. I know for me there came a point where I was no longer a "functional" alcoholic. So many years I was just making it until finally it caught up to me. It was my time to quit, too. My final days found me with so much anxiety I could barely stand -- I needed to start drinking in the morning just to get myself going. I knew then it was the end. Many good things coming your way if you choose sobriety. I wish you the best.
Welcome!
Methodman
Welcome aboard. I know for me there came a point where I was no longer a "functional" alcoholic. So many years I was just making it until finally it caught up to me. It was my time to quit, too. My final days found me with so much anxiety I could barely stand -- I needed to start drinking in the morning just to get myself going. I knew then it was the end. Many good things coming your way if you choose sobriety. I wish you the best.
Welcome!
Methodman
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