Update
Nothing happened that triggered it. Just randomly decided to start listening to my AV when I was stressed out from regular life bs. I was convinced I was going to teach my self how to drink properly. Even now I'm having trouble with those thoughts. I know alcoholics have no control over alcohol, but I keep wondering if I can teach myself. Ugh.
For me, spending a lot of time here reading about others experiences, reading the big book and attending some AA meetings early on were very helpful in teaching me to accept my addiction. When I tried to fight it I always lost - but when I surrendered/accepted that I simply am not capable of drinking "normally" , and that I never, ever will be, things really turned around.
Frixion, you still have the positive experiences of the 75 days sober. You can move on, but I do think it's important that you try to figure out a healthy way to deal with the AV when it pops up.
I have a habbit myself of dipping my toes in the water. I may even keep dipping in moderation for a time. But I know something happens in my brain even after the first toe dipping, and like a magnet my body is drawn to alcohol and it becomes difficult to disconnect (mentally and physically). The real trick is a fool proof plan to avoid that first sip.
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Frixion... Its okay your on a journey and sometimes life does get to much and your automatic response would be to drink like mine would be to but every day you keep fighting and saying no you will get stronger.
Dont beat yourself up about it just remember start again and keep positive were all here for you
Dont beat yourself up about it just remember start again and keep positive were all here for you

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