Soberwolf

This is for anyone who hasn't reached a year sober

Just wondering since we all have different goals ??

Mrrryah1

My relationship to get better. To not hate myself all the time.

Avice

I'd like to be the real me. Alcohol consumes my personality and my spirit.

YoungAndClean

Freedom from bondage.

bunnezjp

I'm not sure yet...things are better already, so I will let the small miracles keep happening and see what's up in a year

Bunnez

Bailey3

To not feel ashamed or embarrassed by what I've done to myself. To find a sense of purpose.

Lionhearted1

To forgive myself for all the drunk things I have done and learn to love myself....

Nowsthetime

To never be hungover again. To never be embarrassed about my behavior. To always remember what I did. Never get physically and emotionally hurt...

Resolv

To be present, connected, relevant. Normality. Rationality. Not much, just everything.

NorMar

Aint it the truth. I lost count of how many times, during my hard drinking years I would wake up

1. With a horrible hangover
2. Try to remember what happened the night before
3. Piece together some random moments, then realize what an ass I had
of myself.
4. Wonder where the knot on my head had come from.

Don't miss any of that. AT ALL. Never goin down that road again.

aborkie

I quit to save my health so it's more about what I don't want (liver problems, et...

Stiv

Freedom, being sharper and to be healthier.

Bailey3

On second thought I want all of the above.

SnowDawg

Peace. Tranquility. Sharper intuition.
Good rest. Good health.

courage2

I want a chance to know my self.

gorc

All of the above primarily but primarily to be a better father, husband and person not using alcohol as a crutch to deal with lifes difficulties.

But also to make restitution for those I have illed

Waterfalls2014

I want to live, and find serenity within myself.

MariahGayle

Freedom from it's chains - To learn to love & accept myself - To have healthy relationships - To be healthy & happy

Gladiolus

Be true, healthy, peaceful, present, strong.
Let go of the past and Stop sabotaging the future.
Allow love and spirituality to help me be the best that I can be for those I love and for myself.
Never ever wake up hungover, trying to remember, impatient with my child, full of regrets and shame.
Thank you for asking soberwolf.

sc277

I want to be able to drive home safely every night... not have to thank God every morning that my car isn't crashed and that I didn't kill anyone. Excited to not have to clean up after myself every morning... no bottles, no spills, no drunk cooking projects, no vomit... And full days of productivity. No more hangovers. Not blowing 200 dollars a week at the bar. Being able to take medication without fear of a reaction. These sound superficial right now. I'm sure Ill get more out of sobriety once I experience more of it.