Drunk at work
Thankyou Purpleknight. I am getting shaky randomly atm, I cannot remember well much but certainly a Sat eve whereby I wasn't either out out or in getting hammered. I've already read some great advice on here including from yourself

Spend the whole dang day on here if it helps! Read, post, read some more.
I agree with dee, the best time to make a plan is when you feel like crap. Once you get through the toughest couple of days, it's easy to say "I'm not that bad" and go right back to drinking. I've done it a bunch of times. But if you stay stopped, you'll never have to go through this withdrawal again.
I agree with dee, the best time to make a plan is when you feel like crap. Once you get through the toughest couple of days, it's easy to say "I'm not that bad" and go right back to drinking. I've done it a bunch of times. But if you stay stopped, you'll never have to go through this withdrawal again.
It's amazing you made it to the gym, I wanted to crawl into a hole and die the first 3 days. I was so worried if I would get the DTs.
Once you pass 5 days or so you will start feeling better, 10 days even more so. Like it was said though don't fool yourself and drink again. It gets harder every time we do that.
Once you pass 5 days or so you will start feeling better, 10 days even more so. Like it was said though don't fool yourself and drink again. It gets harder every time we do that.
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Hi feren, I'll state the obvious first, great job on not drinking more. Regarding withdrawals, if its bad, a visit to medical professionals is not a bad idea. Bad is very subjective though. Once the mind and body are clear and back to normal, appreciate how great it feels and that you don't have to go through it again. Keep on truckin'.
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Congrats on keeping going! It does get easier. I gave myself a month of "if the only thing I do is not drink, I have done ok", now on day 11 I am actually out and about, and have probably done more and got more odd jobs finished in those 11 days than I managed in several months of drunk me!
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There is a whole big Internet to google, lol fun sometimes to see where a random searching and clicking end up. Maybe a book lying around you never had time for, reading into the wee hours makes me sleepy. You're doing great , just keep it up, you got this rooting for ya. It gets easier , just stick with it, even if yer ass starts to fall off, it won't , be even if it does

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I am still having sleep issues...I sleep fine once I fall asleep, but it is very elusive. I went to the library yesterday and grabbed some books - ended up reading until 1am last night, woke up at 7am, and feel fine - certainly better than I did when I drank myself to sleep! My body has had several years of alcohol as a sleep aide, and just needs a little while to figure out how to get by without it.
Thanks for the replies, this site and the encouragement and knowing others have gone through/ are going through these problems really helps as my drinking had gotten so bad I have basically managed to almost isolate myself socially for now. When I do sleep I have quite horrific nightmares but I'm sure that's my sober brain freaking out! Duvet day today watching game of thrones seems like I'm the only person who's never seen it before. Or did I and I forgot *rolls eyes*

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