Dying
I will NOT drink to that!
Join Date: Nov 2014
Location: Baltimore MD USA
Posts: 634
I am so glad you checked in with us. I was getting so worried about your welfare when I first opened up the thread. Remember, we are all in here for the same reason. We got your back. Stay the course, so glad you are feeling much better!
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Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: PA
Posts: 12,000
glad to hear you survived and are doing okay.
NOW, what is your plan to stay this way. From the sounds of it you are still on the cusp.
Please seek help, try an AA meeting at least. Going at it as you di was tough enough. Getting through the first period of sobriety can be just as difficult.
NOW, what is your plan to stay this way. From the sounds of it you are still on the cusp.
Please seek help, try an AA meeting at least. Going at it as you di was tough enough. Getting through the first period of sobriety can be just as difficult.
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Gatineau, QC, CA
Posts: 5,100
Well I'm late on this one.
Glad you are ok. Make sure you have a good plan and plenty of support. You will feel like a million bucks, and the AV will start to say things to pull you back in.
Make sure you understand the kindling effects of detox.
Be well
Glad you are ok. Make sure you have a good plan and plenty of support. You will feel like a million bucks, and the AV will start to say things to pull you back in.
Make sure you understand the kindling effects of detox.
Be well
Member
Join Date: Apr 2014
Location: Gulf Coast, USA
Posts: 2,229
I'm late on this one too.
Glad you made it through the initial withdrawals. A solid plan will help in your fight.
Make one, stick to it and do what ever it takes to avoid that first drink.
Glad you found SR.
Glad you made it through the initial withdrawals. A solid plan will help in your fight.
Make one, stick to it and do what ever it takes to avoid that first drink.
Glad you found SR.
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