over it
Just offering some words of support- any effort is a good effort. Keep trying and use what you learned in those 2 years. Stop the negative self-talk. That stuff gets us nowhere fast.
We're here for you, just like you are here for us.
We're here for you, just like you are here for us.
Stop! 2 years is HUGE and look at what you gained from it. Dont count days just keep moving, the train doesn't stop...
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If this were your kids talking you would forgive them. you have to forgive yourself. be as judgemental towards yourself as you would towards the person you love most in the world. without kindness and patience directed inwards how can you ever heal?
where do you get this stuff from?
With all due respect, Charliee this is absolute dribble.
Have you you got someone there with you?
Is that a picture of you in your avatar? If it is you, you have a lovely face.
Are you drinking? Alcohol is a major depressive and affects our brain chemistry negatively.
I really hope you are okay.
They would ponder a few moments and then be glad the grief is finally over
Have you you got someone there with you?
Is that a picture of you in your avatar? If it is you, you have a lovely face.
Are you drinking? Alcohol is a major depressive and affects our brain chemistry negatively.
I really hope you are okay.
Please dump the booze Charliee. Alcohol is a depressant and you are already feeling down so drinking will make you feel only worst.
Why don't you get some rest and make tomorrow your day 1?
If I remember well, you were in AA. Why don't you call one of the women from your Home Group, tell her you are in trouble and ask her if she could take you to a meeting later?
You had two years so it s not like you are unable to achieve sobriety. You just need to pull the breaks on that relapse before it gets really ugly.
Don't give up on yourself
Why don't you get some rest and make tomorrow your day 1?
If I remember well, you were in AA. Why don't you call one of the women from your Home Group, tell her you are in trouble and ask her if she could take you to a meeting later?
You had two years so it s not like you are unable to achieve sobriety. You just need to pull the breaks on that relapse before it gets really ugly.
Don't give up on yourself
Just checking in to see how you are today!
You look lovely, I am sorry you feel like dribble, I know how that feels. You know the way to feel better. It takes a few days just hang in there and it is a lot better than feeling awful.
How are you today? Have you stopped drinking?
You look lovely, I am sorry you feel like dribble, I know how that feels. You know the way to feel better. It takes a few days just hang in there and it is a lot better than feeling awful.
How are you today? Have you stopped drinking?
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Join Date: Apr 2015
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No matter what your kids need and deserve you. You ARE NOT worthless. I relapsed after my 9 months recently. Don't give up. You can get another two years. that is a big achievement. Relapse is part of the disease. If you weren't in danger of drinking you wouldn't be here, don't let one action define you. To make bad choices is human. I am proud of you that you came here and admitted it. I know about wallowing in our mistakes. Please make a gratitude list and see all you have to keep going and get back on track. With love JohnQPublic
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